Liberalism News & Breaking Stories

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reflects on working for President Biden, contrasting it with past experiences with doomed candidates.

Reagan's optimism inspired a voter, but today's GOP has taken a dark turn. A new policy document reveals extreme proposals.

Supreme Court keeps America guessing on abortion ruling, with leaked document revealing potential split among justices. Will women's health prevail?

Trump has 34 felony counts and plans for retribution. Biden must press the case. Key questions for their 2020 rematch.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas strikes down regulations on bump stocks, facing scrutiny for ethics and ties to political donor.

Pope Francis uses offensive word about gay men again, sparking outrage. Gay rights advocate criticizes lack of genuine apology.

President Macron stuns France by dissolving parliament after far-right gains in European elections, while center-right parties tighten their grip across Europe.

Libertarian Party nominates Chase Oliver for president, rejecting Trump and Kennedy. Attention grows due to Trump-Biden rematch. Unify for liberty!

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico shot in assassination attempt, critical condition. International leaders express shock and condemnation. Political violence rare in Slovakia.

California's Senate race heats up as Democrats battle for top two spots, with late surge from Republican Steve Garvey shaking things up.

Outrage over Alexei Navalny's death is growing worldwide as the West ponders new sanctions against Russia, but Putin remains unyielding.

The Supreme Court is skeptical of efforts to keep Trump off the 2024 ballot, raising questions of insurrection and eligibility.

Harvard's first black president resigns after plagiarism scandal, blames racial animus. Conservative weapon against colleges, according to the Associated Press.

The Philadelphia Mummers parade turned ugly after a spectator grabbed a Trump flag, sparking a fracas and chants of 'f***ing liberal.'

Dave Chappelle's "The Dreamer" on Netflix revisits controversial anti-trans jokes, despite claims of moving on from targeting transgender people.

Generation X has the highest disapproval rating of President Biden, with many members leaning conservative due to political memories.

The Czech Republic is reeling from the worst mass shooting in its history, highlighting the country's lax gun legislation.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis becomes a villain to many, but his strength and common-sense approach to public health and education prevail.

New Polish PM Donald Tusk promises major change after 8 years of nationalist government, pledging to improve relations with the EU.

John Whitmire, a Texas legislator, wins Houston mayoral runoff election, defeating U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, emphasizing police and unity.

Elon Musk tells advertisers who fled X over antisemitic content to "go f*** yourself" in fiery interview. Musk later apologizes.

Netherlands played a role in American Thanksgiving. Pilgrims lived in Leiden before sailing to America. Dutch links to Thanksgiving.

Church Militant's founder Michael Voris steps down after breaching morality clause. Co-host Christine Niles revealed his "troubling" behavior, causing resignation.

Mississippi Republican Gov. Tate Reeves secures a second term, defeating challenger Brandon Presley in a hard-fought contest. #MississippiGovernor

"Putin's global aims and alliances pose a threat to the West, especially if attention is diverted from Ukraine. Imposing costs on Moscow is crucial."

Twitter users debate whether Celine Dion is the best thing to come out of Canada, with replies mentioning other notable Canadians.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a member of the famous Democratic family, has dropped his primary bid and will run for president as an independent in the 2024 race. Kennedy wants to declare independence from corporations, the media, and the two major political parties.

"Hero behind hit movie may run for Senate seat after being approached by influential people. YouTube suspends Russell Brand."

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his wife, Sophie Gregoire Trudeau, have announced their separation after 18 years of marriage. The couple made the decision after "meaningful and difficult conversations" and have signed a legal separation agreement. They have three children together and have requested privacy. Trudeau is the second Canadian prime minister to announce a separation while in office.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis considers Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for administration.

President Biden celebrates National Ice Cream Day amidst criticism and jokes.

"Passion of the Christ star leads faith-based film funded by crowdfunding."

Geraldo Rivera leaves Fox News, cites affirmative action for his career.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas believes affirmative action is unconstitutional.