Howard Kurtz
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Why McCarthy ordered a Biden impeachment probe with no House vote
Speaker Kevin McCarthy ordered committees Tuesday to launch a formal impeachment inquiry into President Biden in an apparent bid to prevent government shutdown. → Read More
Trump declares war on Florida in heated attempt to tarnish DeSantis
Florida Governor DeSantis has yet to declare a presidential bid, but former President Trump is quick to criticize the fellow Republican like a primary opponent. → Read More
Low-key announcement for a low-key president who limits engagement with the press
The video announcement of President Biden’s re-election bid was telling; a montage of pretty pictures with the President providing a voice-over. Biden is 80 years old. → Read More
As Ron DeSantis gets avalanche of negative coverage, Elon Musk also buried
The only person who had a worse week in the press than Florida Governor Ron DeSantis was tech mogul Elon Musk. → Read More
Trump’s preemptive strike, in shaky Stormy case, casts him as victim
All it took was a few sentences and Donald Trump managed to seize control of the media narrative by declaring he will be arrested today and calling for protests. → Read More
Biden gets a pass on gay marriage 'epiphany'
President Biden appeared on "The Daily Show" to discuss his "epiphany" which defined his personal views on same-sex marriage. Then, the media gave him a pass. → Read More
How Big Tech, the feds and the media all failed on Silicon Valley Bank
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank, the 16th-largest in the United States, can be attributed to a joint failure between the media, the feds and Big Tech. → Read More
How the media are trying to morph DeSantis into a scarier version of Trump
The media is attempting to turn Gov. Ron DeSantis, a presumptive 2024 Republican presidential nominee, into a character voters will deem scarier than former President Donald Trump. → Read More
Jim Jordan ‘weaponization’ probe draws early flak after disputed testimony
Jim Jordan has the right to subpoena anyone he wants as a House subcommittee chairman, but he also has to prove his case. And the Ohio congressman is off to a rocky start. → Read More
Haley slams old candidates, but faces tough challenge as ex-Trump official
On paper, Nikki Haley should be a formidable contender for the presidency. However, she may be running for the nomination of a Republican Party of the past. → Read More
House Republicans find the slog of governing is hard, and bores the press
Speaker Kevin McCarthy will have to keep House Republicans in his corner, despite a slim majority. Otherwise, governing under a Democrat president won't be a simple task. → Read More
Biden and Trump converge - Why left and right sound similar on Social Security
While conservatives believe President Biden is hijacking the MAGA agenda, the reality is that there’s a convergence between right and left on some issues. → Read More
Why Biden vs. GOP hecklers matters: It was real and unscripted
Some Congressional Republicans heckled President Biden during his State of the Union speech on Tuesday evening. It matters because it was raw, real and unscripted. → Read More
Biden’s wish list speech: liberal, partisan and mostly going nowhere
President Biden spoke about his accomplishments and promised to rebuild manufacturing and the middle class during the State of the Union on Tuesday. → Read More
Ballooning through fear and anger, blaming Biden or Trump
There is an abundance of anger, fear, and frustration amongst Americans as voters are not pleased with its leading presidential candidates. → Read More
Republicans privately gripe about Trump, but don’t dare take him on
The only thing that may stop former President Donald Trump from earning the GOP nomination in 2024 may be his untimely demise, no matter what naysayers might want to believe. → Read More
Memphis monstrosity: From race to cameras: Tyre Nichols should still be alive
Tyre Nichols of Memphis, Tenn., should still be alive. He would be, were it not for the five Black police officers who took matters into their own hands and beat him to death. → Read More
Trump’s bid for the White House is Mission Impossible. Or is it?
Former President Donald Trump's bid to become president in 2024 may or may not be an uphill battle. The media, Joe Biden and Ron DeSantis, among others, will play a deciding factor. → Read More
Biden, Trump, classified documents: Could this all be partisan hype?
Republicans insisted Trump's raid was no big deal while Democrats went on defense and claimed Biden played by the rules. Ultimately, there is ample hypocrisy on both sides. → Read More
From Ron Klain to Jeff Zients, why Biden’s new staff chief will be far less visible
President Biden will name Jeff Zients chief of staff, replacing Ron Klain. Though an important post, there's little doubt most people would be able to name many prior chiefs of staff. → Read More