#political-commentary

#political-commentary

Cotton argues that local police are overwhelmed and that when they can't restore order, the National Guard is necessary to intervene in violent situations.

Sam Jay's 'Live in London' is about 85 percent stand-up, weaving offstage conversations into performance while reflecting on the political landscape before the 2024 election.

I don't know whether the New York voters understand what it means, that seize means of production. That means abolish private property. That means the state will take over business, capital, land, and resources.

At the age of 97, entirely lucid, still writing books and physically spry enough to be shown swimming in a Norwegian lake, former UN weapons inspector Hans Blix has given an extended interview to the Czech-born Swedish film-maker Greta Stocklassova about his life and times.

Halperin's return to TV was shocking, particularly given his history of numerous accusations of sexual misconduct that surfaced during the #MeToo movement.

In the past, when I have watched Woody Allen's wonderful movie Stardust Memories, I have generally laughed at, but not necessarily with, the bleak pronouncements of the psychologically tormented character Sandy Bates, played, with a potent mixture of dread and depression, by Allen.

Labour wears what was fashionable in 1997 and 2010: Gordon Brown's technocratic reverence for central bank independence and George Osborne's devotion to fiscal rectitude.

Senator Mike Lee's staff now live in the disgrace he has visited upon them, and they all have a moral choice in front of them.

I actually like cupcakes much more than ice cream, but I feel that ice cream is healthier for you, because it has milk in it.

Federal employees' dedication to their agencies' missions remains unwavering amidst challenges, particularly those posed by changing administrations and a politically charged environment.

This year marks a monumental time for Bruce Springsteen with the release of his new box set Tracks II, capturing 83 previously unreleased songs.

"Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive, But to be Dan was very heaven! O wondrous day. One of which dreams are made. Especially if you've been taking large quantities of hallucinogenics."

However, who is leading whom by the nose is no longer relevant. And God help us, outrage over the president's usurpation of Congress's war powers never has sounded more thin and impotent.

Dr. King knew then what the protestors know now, and what establishment Dems always ignore: you can't meet fascists halfway.

What did that mean? It's like a couple bumper stickers. He could have just held up bumper stickers. I don't understand what that means.

Rep. Randy Fine's comments, while framed as fiery rhetoric, have sparked serious backlash amid escalating political violence, necessitating a reevaluation of political commentary.

The provision in the tax-and-spending bill for tax-deferred investment accounts for children claims to support families, yet it masks deep cuts to essential welfare programs.

A 'cadeau empoisonné' symbolizes a deceptive gesture where one appears to do a favor while actually transferring an undesirable burden to someone else, akin to a poisoned chalice.

Galeed, meaning heap of witness, gives its name to Gilead, the oppressive Christian dictatorship in The Handmaid's Tale, reflecting contemporary political climates.

"It's a really good song, not only because of the strong message, but also because HOODLUM's mumbly, leaned-out rap-sing sounds naturally chopped and screwed and gives his memories the feel of a melancholic dream sequence."

Diego Luna reflects on how both 'Elysium' and 'Rogue One' explore themes of fighting against authoritarianism, with a focus on social commentary.