Father of One U.S. Victim Found Warmth Online as Worry Became Grief
After frantic calls, and then devastating news, a family sees a stream of support.
Month: October 2022
LeBron James Calls On Elon Musk To Address ‘Scary AF’ Explosion Of N-Word On Twitter
“So many damn unfit people saying hate speech is free speech,” James tweeted.[#item_full_content]Read More
How Brazil’s Iconic Yellow Soccer Jersey Became Its Version Of The Red MAGA Hat
President Jair Bolsonaro has made the jersey an emblem of Brazil’s far right. Lula da Silva, his rival in Sunday’s election, wants to take back it and other national symbols.[#item_full_content]Read More
At Least 60 Dead, Many Injured After India Bridge Collapse
It was not immediately clear exactly how many people were on the bridge, but officials fear the death toll could rise.[#item_full_content]Read More
Kanye West Digs In On Antisemitism, Compares His Experience To George Floyd Murder
“God has showed me by what Adidas is doing, by what the media is doing, I know how it feels to have a knee on my neck now,” the disgraced rapper said.[#item_full_content]Read More
Biden Quickly Congratulates Leftist Lula On Victory In Brazil Presidential Election
Biden lauded the “free, fair and credible elections” and delivered the swift recognition that many saw as a key way to blunt an election challenge from Jair Bolsonaro.[#item_full_content]Read More
The 2022 Election Nightmare Has Already Started
The post-election period will closely mirror 2020, with Republicans again prepared to contest the results in races where ballots are still being counted.[#item_full_content]Read More
Elon Musk Tweets Conspiracy Theory About Paul Pelosi Attack, Then Deletes Post
Musk had amplified a far-right lie about the assault days after he became Twitter’s owner, a move that’s stoked fears about the platform’s future.[#item_full_content]Read More
Leftist Lula Da Silva Defeats Far-Right Bolsonaro In Brazilian Presidential Election
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The ground game that flipped the Senate is kicking back into gear
SAVANNAH, Ga. — Sen. Jon Ossoff isn’t on the ballot this year. But he’s leaping into Georgia’s midterm campaigns, restarting the organizing machine that helped turn the state blue as Democrats scramble for every tool to prevent Georgia — and the Senate — from flipping back. Ossoff, who was elected alongside fellow Democratic Sen. Raphael