A Time magazine journalist, who interviewed President Biden last week, attested that in person he is every bit as old as he appears on-screen. “I mean, he appears very much as he appears on TV,” Time’s Washington bureau chief Massimo Calabresi told CNN host Jake Tapper when asked how Biden seemed. “He is older than when he started in office. …
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Biden campaign co-chair Sen. Chris Coons, D-Del., is defending President Biden’s cognitive health after 45 sources told the Wall Street Journal that he is showing signs of decline behind closed doors. The Wall Street Journal spoke to 45 lawmakers and officials from the administration over the course of several months about the president’s mental performance. Republicans were most critical of …
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Disturbing data has revealed that girls as young as five are increasingly feeling the pangs of loneliness, leading experts to consider how America’s escalating reliance on technology is exacerbating the crisis. Thomas Kersting, a renowned psychotherapist and author, said Tuesday that today’s kids are missing a crucial stage of social development. “Parents need to replace the screen time with green …
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A focus group of voters who dislike both former President Trump and President Biden do not anticipate the latter will win re-election and say Trump’s New York conviction will not affect their decision in November. 2WAY, in association with Wick Insights, presented “The Undecideds,” a June 2, 2024, focus group with voters from swing states Georgia and North Carolina who …
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Some Democrats in Pennsylvania, a key battleground state, are hesitant to support President Biden in November over his position in the Israel-Hamas conflict. “I have a very hard time imagining myself being able to pull that lever for him seeing what [Biden] has endorsed and allowed to happen,” Abe Taleb, who lives in Pittsburgh, Pa., told The Wall Street Journal, …
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The Washington Post is still reeling from the drama that unfolded earlier this week as an overhaul in leadership and ambitious restructuring plan has riled the newsroom. William Lewis, the Post’s CEO and publisher who took over this year, sent a memo to staff on Sunday announcing that executive editor Sally Buzbee would be stepping down “effective immediately,” a shocking …
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A focus group of undecided voters following former President Trump’s conviction last week revealed mixed reactions to the historic verdict, with many saying it wouldn’t be a decisive factor in their November decision. A transcription of the focus group released Tuesday features 11 swing voters, all of whom have previously supported Trump and President Biden or Hillary Clinton at least …
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President Biden has shown signs of poor cognitive performance in private meetings with congressional lawmakers, as his age and mental acuity continue to come into question ahead of November’s presidential election. Biden, 81, is the oldest person to hold the presidency and has faced skepticism from voters and Republican lawmakers about his ability to do his job. Many Republicans and …
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Democratic lawmaker Pramila Jayapal rebuked President Biden for “using the same tools” that former President Trump employed to control the flow of migrants over the southern border. “I know that is not who President Biden is, but using the same tools that Donald Trump used is actually a big problem for Democrats to be able to continue to show those …
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Radio host Dan Patrick appeared to take issue with Chicago Sky forward Angel Reese’s remarks about her role in helping make the WNBA popular when she spoke to the media Monday. Reese said the rise in popularity for the league was not just because of one person, it was because of her and so many other great players before her. …
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