Politics
Meet the new members: ‘Johnny O’ makes the short trip to DC
The new member: Rep.-elect Johnny Olszewski (D-Md.) How they got here: Olszewski won this blue-tinted seat, dispatching conservative Republican influencer Kimberly Klacik 58 percent to 40 percent. The two ran to replace longtime Rep. Dutch Ruppersberger (D). Inside the campaign: Olszewski, the sitting Baltimore County executive…
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‘Dangerous’ or a ‘reformer’?: Reactions to Kash Patel pour out
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Social media and AI are particularly well-suited to inciting emotion, especially if they use distortions and lies, and have thus radically transformed American politics. …
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Kash Patel, who President-elect Donald Trump has tapped to lead the FBI, is needed more than ever, according to Bill O’Reilly…
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