Climate activists lamented a victory for polluters after the right-wing Supreme Court ruled in favor of opponents of federal regulation.
Martin Pengelly is DC bureau chief and correspondent for the Daily Beast. He was previously Washington breaking news correspondent, breaking news editor, and weekend editor for Guardian US. His first book, Brotherhood: When West Point Rugby Went To War, is published by Godine.
First the court leaked the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Now it has accidentally posted a key ruling on emergency abortions in Idaho.
Cori Bush of Missouri is the next progressive to be targeted after Jamaal Bowman fell in New York. Israel is dominating her race too.
President Biden will spend the weekend readying for the showdown in Atlanta but his challenger is out on the trail, targeting Black, Hispanic and young voters in a deep blue city.
He filed the long-shot attempt on Friday, 10 days before he must report to prison.
In a new book, “Apprentice in Wonderland,” Trump reveals why Messing—an outspoken critic— lives rent-free in his head, and secrets of his turn as NBC’s biggest star.
Biden adviser Bob Bauer tells in a new book how he insulted Biden to his face after watching hours of tapes of Trump. The two candidates debate again next week.
In an eagerly awaited book, Anthony Fauci remembers the ludicrous claim that he funded cruel animal research—and how a call from Barack Obama helped make it all better.
He told the influencer Logan Paul “it makes sense that there could be” alien life, though he himself “probably can’t say” he believes it.
In his memoir “On Call,” Anthony Fauci tells how Trump lurched from crisis to crisis and said he would win in a “f***ing landslide.”