One effect of the social media revolution that we’ve undergone over the past few years is the ability of the common man or woman — or at least a B-list celeb — to feud with elected officials. Last
Jazzed About Jaguars Because They’re Not the Patriots
Before the 2017-18 NFL season began, most NFL prognosticators penciled in the defending champion New England Patriots to be one of the last teams standing yet again.
Before the 2017-18 NFL season began, most NFL prognosticators penciled in the defending champion New England Patriots to be one of the last teams standing yet again.
Social Wants to Deport Homeland Secretary Nielsen
In the Age of Trump, few events offer the kind of political drama that Social craves as much as Senate committee hearings do.
In the Age of Trump, few events offer the kind of political drama that Social craves as much as Senate committee hearings do.
Sens. Perdue and Cotton: Are Their Pants on Fire?
Cotton said, “I did not hear derogatory comments about individuals or persons,” while Perdue took it a step further, adding, “I’m telling you he did not use that word.”
Cotton said, “I did not hear derogatory comments about individuals or persons,” while Perdue took it a step further, adding, “I’m telling you he did not use that word.”
Faith in a DACA Deal Plunges
Not many stories tug at Social's heartstrings like the plight of the so-called Dreamers.
Not many stories tug at Social’s heartstrings like the plight of the so-called Dreamers.
The Economy Roars, but Obama Gets More Credit
Stock performance around the globe has been on the rise, reported The Washington Post back in December.
Stock performance around the globe has been on the rise, reported The Washington Post back in December.
Cautious Optimism for Bipartisan DACA Deal
The plight of the so-called Dreamers -- children who were brought to the U.S. illegally -- has captured Social's heart for a while, especially after President Donald Trump ended DACA, the program that let these young people stick around without fear of deportation.
The plight of the so-called Dreamers — children who were brought to the U.S. illegally — has captured Social’s heart for a while, especially after President Donald Trump ended DACA, the program that let these young people stick around without fear of deportation.
Purge Ohio Law That Throws Folks Off Voter Rolls
A voter-rolls law in Ohio that could have nationwide implications if it is allowed to stand is getting fully vetted by the U.S. Supreme Court this week.
A voter-rolls law in Ohio that could have nationwide implications if it is allowed to stand is getting fully vetted by the U.S. Supreme Court this week.
Social to FBI: Investigate the Hell Out of Clinton Foundation
The Justice Dept. looms large in the mind of America right now, and that's likely because of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation of the Trump campaign's connections to Russia.
The Justice Dept. looms large in the mind of America right now, and that’s likely because of Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s ongoing investigation of the Trump campaign’s connections to Russia.
Lifting Offshore Drilling Ban Tars Team Trump
An attempt by the Trump Administration to remove restrictions on offshore oil drilling is getting strong blowback from important allies and blue states alike.
An attempt by the Trump Administration to remove restrictions on offshore oil drilling is getting strong blowback from important allies and blue states alike.
Social Reloads Hope for Net Neutrality
Democrats in Congress have promised to force a vote to preserve the policy.
Democrats in Congress have promised to force a vote to preserve the policy.
‘Toughest Sheriff’ Now GOP’s Toughest Senate Candidate
Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been everything from “America’s Toughest Sheriff” to guilty of criminal contempt.
Former Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been everything from “America’s Toughest Sheriff” to guilty of criminal contempt.
A Moment of Mercy for Alabama’s Kicker
During Monday’s College Football Championship game between Georgia and Alabama, one team’s kicker made a kick in the clutch, while the other bricked it.
During Monday’s College Football Championship game between Georgia and Alabama, one team’s kicker made a kick in the clutch, while the other bricked it.
Social Washes Its Hands of Raw-Water Craze
Raw-food diets might be all the rage in some sections of the health-concerned community, but there's one raw product public health officials are urging people to stay away from.
Raw-food diets might be all the rage in some sections of the health-concerned community, but there’s one raw product public health officials are urging people to stay away from.
Dismay as SCOTUS Declines to Hear LGBTQ Case
A controversial “religious freedom” law in Mississippi will remain on the books for the foreseeable future after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up a case challenging it.
A controversial “religious freedom” law in Mississippi will remain on the books for the foreseeable future after the U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up a case challenging it.
Cheers as North and South Korea Get Through a Gate
In recent decades, the Olympics have generally saddled host cities with tremendous debt, partly because of big-time security measures.
In recent decades, the Olympics have generally saddled host cities with tremendous debt, partly because of big-time security measures.