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Marjorie Taylor Greene is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from Georgia’s 14th district
By Wayne Allyn Root Every day it becomes more clear what a disaster the Covid vaccine is. Data from all over the world is showing proof that those who are vaccinated are much sicker, more often hospitalized, and dying in
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TERRY GROSS, HOST: This is FRESH AIR. I am Terry Gross. My guest, Congressman Adam Schiff, has been very busy the past few years investigating Donald Trump. Schiff is the chair of the House Intelligence Committee. Schiff was the lead
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Listen 8 min Comment on this story Comment Gift Article For months, right-wing agitators with millions of followers have peddled the idea that a moment was coming soon when violence would become necessary — a patriotic duty — to save
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The Biden administration has declared monkeypox to be a new “public health emergency” — but the virus is already the subject of old misinformation tactics. Some of the myths accompanying this latest outbreak are tied to conspiracy theories dating back
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WASHINGTON — If it’s Friday … Monthly jobs report shows 528,000 jobs created in July and unemployment rate dropping to 3.5%. … Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., signs off on the Democratic reconciliation bill, clearing way for passage. … NBC News projects Kari Lake the winner
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At a Turning Point USA summit in Florida on June 23, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene declared, “I’m a Christian, and I say it proudly, we should be Christian nationalists.” Whether she is repeating QAnon conspiracies or spreading misinformation about COVID-19,
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Part two of “The United States of QAnon,” an occasional series examining the QAnon movement’s influence in American politics. Halfway through this year’s primaries, at least 15 candidates linked to the QAnon conspiracy movement have advanced to November’s general elections
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Comment on this story Comment Gift Article Welcome to The Daily 202! Tell your friends to sign up here. On this day in 1775, the Continental Congress established a post office and appointed Benjamin Franklin its postmaster general. (cc: Michelle
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PRESCOTT, Ariz. — Pamphlets, buttons and American flags cluttered booth after booth for political candidates at a conference center in Prescott, Ariz., this month. But the table for Ron Watkins, a Republican candidate for Congress who rose to fame for
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Three weeks before he won the Republican nomination for Pennsylvania governor, Doug Mastriano stood beside a three-foot-tall painted eagle statue and declared the power of God. “Any free people in the house here? Did Jesus set you free?” he asked,
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