On today's show:WNYCs election series America, Are We Ready? looks at the state of election coverage during this very abnormal campaign season.Brooke GladstoneandMicah Loewinger, co-hosts of WNYC's On the Media, discuss the decisions by several major newspapers to pull their candidate endo...

Maryland U.S. Senate candidate Larry Hogan (R) touted an endorsement from Donald Trump in a private donor call and suggested it helps him with the former presidents hard core supporters, […]

The Economist endorses Kamala Harris for president. This newspaper sees that argument as recklessly complacent. America may well breeze through four more years of Mr Trump, as it has the […]

Exelon has seen an 80% increase in power supply deals coming from data enter operators in the latest sign that the IT industry is driving a surge in electricity demand in the U.S. The rise has materialized since the start of the year and has prompted debates about the distribution of costs associated with the expansion of grid infrastructure and the ramp-up of supply. In Exelons territory, dema...

Social critics, editorial writers and authors are pleading these days for an end to America’s long emphasis on completing four years of college. They have a point. My father had nothing more than a two-year junior college degree when he turned writing skills learned in the Army into a middle-class life that included bachelor’s degrees for both of his sons.

Peter Savodnik on the abandoned Americans of Flint and East Palestine. River Page on gay conservatives. New York’s abortion proposition. And more.

English soccers biggest modern-day grudge match stems from a rare, U.S.-style team relocation that harbors contempt and hatred more than two decades later.The latest chapter of the incendiary rivalry between AFC Wimbledon and MK Dons will be played out on Sunday in the first round of the FA Cup, the oldest knockout competition in world soccer.The teams history includes ...

America can move forward with change or stick with the failed policies of the last four years.

The U.S. Supreme Court, in a partisan vote, did exactly what many feared it would do Wednesday in this pivotal election season and green-lighted a Republican-ordered, late-in-the-game scouring of Virginia voter rolls in search of noncitizens. The courts two-thirds majority of Republican-appointed justices (three by former President and current GOP nominee Donald Trump) granted a […]

Alex Boden, producer of Max/Wowow series “Tokyo Vice,” outlined the hurdles and triumphs of filming the first U.S. studio streamer series shot entirely in Japan during a keynote at the Tokyo International Film Festival. The keynote was delivered as part of a Motion Picture Association event at the festival. Created by J.T. Rogers and starring […]

This week former President Donald Trump had a rally at Madison Square Garden with a string of speakers spewing offensive and bigoted rhetoric. One speaker taunted the crowd I hear there is an island of garbage floating in the ocean Its called Puerto Rico. And none of the speakers that followed disassociated themselves from the comment.

Huge health conglomerates have another reason to worry that their business model might be disrupted. On a visit to Columbus Monday, one of the country’s top antitrust watchdogs said her agency is taking a hard look at the businesses and their practices. Doha Mekki, the No. 2 official in the U.S. Justice Department’s Antitrust Division, […]

Donald Trump would lead this country down the wrong path.

With the holiday seasonalmost upon us, more and more Americans are looking...

The Indy analyzed the various scenarios in which Nevadans will decide the next president, as well as control of the U.S. Senate.

BlackRock CEO Larry Fink on CNBC means more to QCP's founder and chief investment officer rather than presidential candidates promoting crypto.

As part of a group working to restore faith in public elections, two former Ohio elected officials are urging Ohioans to trust the process, and accept the results. Former U.S. Representative Zack Space and former Ohio Secretary of State Ken Blackwell participated in a Wednesday panel discussion at the University of Cincinnati on election integrity […]

An interesting aspect of U.S. life involves a notion that Blacks need a leader. Not sure about rules and regulations or even the origin involved in such anointments although disappointment surfaces anytime anyone receives identification as grand Poobah of Black people. The dissatisfaction includes mental replay of the famousMalcolm Xfilm scene outside a NYC hospital […]