“This virus has humbled me as a professional and a person,” said Michelle Odden, associate professor of epidemiology at Stanford. “I did not think this level of failure in a federal response was possible in the United States.”
Charlie Mackesy's illustrated book explores love, fear, acceptance and belonging. It's a perfect anecdote for our anxious age.
George speaks, the people swoon and protesters protest on. Day five of my 2004 Republican National Convention coverage for MTV News.
A Democratic stands before the 2004 Republican National Convention and demands his party repent. Day four of my 2004 Republican National Convention coverage for MTV News.
Arnold Schwarzenegger explains the difference between Republican manly men and the girlie men the NYPD are rounding up in the streets. Day three of my 2004 Republican National Convention coverage for MTV News.
The sun's going down but the protest marches on. Day two of my 2004 Republican National Convention coverage for MTV News.
In 2004, George Bush and the RNC held their convention in New York City. They weren't exactly welcomed. Day One of my 2004 Republican National Convention coverage for MTV News.
Via Ezra Levin on Twitter https://twitter.com/ezralevin/status/1125051905368047617
Where goes truth when a new Gallup poll indicates American trust in the media is (yet again) at an all-time low?
A new study shows how little we know about current and historical events. This affects strategies for how we understand and process the news.
Republicans hear what they want to hear. Think everyone supports them.
As the Washington Post tries to create a near real-time fact checking system for political speeches, how might it work? And do we want it to?
Politico complains that Obama plays the press. Same as it ever was: Every president's played the press.