Joshua Nelson

Report: Nearly all coverage of Trump on ABC, CBS, NBC after 2nd assassination attempt is negative.

Between September 15 and 17, the Media Research Center examined 69 minutes of news coverage on ABC, CBS, and NBC.

Kamala Harris endorsement by Scientific American magazine sparks criticism: 'Extremely problematic'

An Atlantic writer expressed a desire to see more scientists addressing the trade-offs involved in the current situation.

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Hip-hop producer Pharrell Williams expressed frustration with celebrity political endorsements: "Silence. No one asked for your opinion."

Williams stated that he avoids politics and can become irritated when celebrities attempt to influence voting decisions.

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The LA school board president has criticized the standardized testing industry, leading to the possibility of 10 schools discontinuing these tests.

The LA Unified School District president believes that passing a resolution could shift the perspective on student evaluation.

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Last debate fails to sway undecided voters, who remain unsure about the election: report

One voter revealed to the New York Times that they were "unexpectedly swayed" towards Trump.

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JD Vance's political rhetoric left 'Hillbilly Elegy' director Ron Howard 'surprised and disappointed'.

During the film's development, Howard, a two-time Academy Award winner, remembered that he and Vance did not discuss politics.

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Millions in donations are being poured into Chicago's first-ever school board race by pro-school choice groups, according to a report.

After a 2021 law mandated an elected school board for Chicago, the city's first school board race will take place.

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Jill Stein criticizes Democratic efforts to stifle competition, arguing they are not upholding democratic values.

The Green Party presidential candidate stated that the Democrats have made a mockery of themselves.

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Grants of $4000 are given to migrant families to facilitate their exit from NYC shelters.

Asylum-seeking families in NYC received $4000 grants, confirmed a city official to Planet Chronicle Digital.

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China is ending its foreign adoption program, leaving hundreds of American families uncertain about the future.

China's Ministry of Civil Affairs is being sought for clarification by the U.S. embassy.

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'Kamala Harris' evasive responses to tough questions are frustrating voters.

One Michigan voter emphasized the importance of answering difficult questions and being transparent about one's stance.

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CNN reporter expresses concern that the media is too focused on interviewing Harris, causing them to be preoccupied and unable to effectively report on her campaign.

Audie Cornish, host of CNN's Audio podcast, stated, "I'm not sure how significant that is."

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Illinois officials contemplate updating the state flag as they consider whether to make changes: "Keeping pace with the times"

Last year, Gov. JB Pritzker signed into law a bill establishing a 20-member Illinois Flag Commission.

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The Property Crimes Unit of the Portland police will be disbanded due to staffing issues, according to a statement.

Investigations into burglaries, stolen cars, organized retail crime, and identity theft were conducted by PCU.

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CBS host Gayle King, who donated to Kamala Harris in 2010, praises her qualifications for the presidency.

In the past, King has been a Democratic donor and has vacationed with the Obamas.

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Texas county modifies guaranteed income initiative following state supreme court ruling

Texas state leaders' political posturing left families in the lurch, as the guaranteed income program was struck down in court, according to Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo.

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Anti-Israel protests linked to enrollment decline at Emerson College lead to staff cuts.

The president of Emerson College announced that the university had to make a "tough call" and eliminate 10 positions.

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A former 'Bachelorette' contestant seeks advancement in the representation of transgender leads on the show.

'The Bachelorette' season 11 contestant Josh Seiter believes that 'real progress' won't occur until this happens.

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As church attendance declines among young women in America, worries about the future of religion intensify, a report reveals.

AOL.com reported that researcher Sheila Wray Gregoire questioned the desire to be in a location where one's voice is unimportant, stating, "Why would you want to be at a place where your voice doesn’t matter?"

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A group of migrants has set up a makeshift camp outside of a large shelter in New York City, forming a "constellation" of tents, according to a report.

The East River bank was dotted with around 20 tents, while other migrants huddled under tarps using black trash bags as blankets, according to a report from the City.

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After 'antisemitic tropes' discovered in text messages, three Columbia University administrators step down.

Columbia deans engaged in negative correspondence regarding Jewish panelists following anti-Israel demonstrations.

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A Harris County, Texas commissioner criticizes guaranteed income programs: "They have no impact"

In June, the Supreme Court of Texas ruled against Harris County's operation of the Uplift Harris program.

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Louisiana governor stands firm against critics over Ten Commandments in schools.

Gov. Jeff Landry advised parents unhappy with the new law to instruct their children to "avert their gaze."

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Officials in Chicago deny the cleanup of a homeless encampment with migrants prior to the upcoming DNC.

Chicago officials prepare for a possible influx of migrants following Texas Gov. Greg Abbott's promise to transport them across the U.S. southern border.

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The migrant crisis is estimated to result in a financial burden of approximately $1.8 billion for Massachusetts taxpayers in the upcoming two years.

In 2026, the current cohort could pose a significant threat to welfare costs, according to Jessica Vaughan of the Center for Immigration Studies.

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Nate Silver unveils his first election model since Kamala Harris became the presumptive Democratic nominee, hints at a potential trend.

The prolific statistician stated that Kamala won the popular vote, but was an Electoral College 'underdog.'

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Over 300 'serious incident' reports have been filed at a Massachusetts shelter program for migrants this year.

The Director of Policy Studies for the Center for Immigration Studies stated that this is a significant number of incidents.

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A report indicates that approximately 450,000 working-age Massachusetts residents are not proficient in English.

There is an urgent need to increase access to 'English for Speakers of other Languages' services due to the high number of migrants.

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Due to a staff shortage, San Francisco police officers are being forced to work overtime, according to a report.

Overtime pay for San Francisco police officers increased significantly in the past three years, despite a decline in department staffing.

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Detroit pastor condemns "identity politics" with Kamala Harris as presumptive Democratic nominee.

Pastor Lorenzo Sewell stated to a local news outlet, "While I acknowledge the existence of allegiances, they can sometimes lead to misguided actions."

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Florida lawmaker compares calling Kamala Harris a "DEI hire" to using the "N word, racial slur."

On Monday, Florida Democrat Rep. Maxwell Frost informed CNN that she is qualified.

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Joy Reid of MSNBC believes that Black individuals will appear "odd" if they do not support Kamala Harris in the upcoming election.

Reid stated that appearing on the opposite side of that line would make someone appear particularly crazy, especially as a person of color.

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St. Louis guaranteed income program on hold after judge's pause

Some guaranteed income programs in the U.S. face funding and legal challenges as they gain popularity.

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Joy Reid suggests that Biden's recovery from COVID is equivalent to Trump surviving an assassination.

After being shot, Trump was given nine seconds to take an iconic photo-op.

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The New York Times publishes a critical guest essay on former President Trump two days after the assassination attempt.

Elizabeth Spiers, a New York Times contributor, stated that it is an all-out war with an illiberal megalomaniac.

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A focus group of Black men criticized the Democratic Party's messaging, accusing it of being "pandering."

One participant expressed their frustration with being portrayed as a victim.

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Trump is scolded by CNN host in the immediate aftermath of assassination attempt.

CNN's Jamie Gangel stated that they want to suppress it.

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School board president claims California's allocation of COVID funds to address learning loss is an admission of failure.

Last month, Newsom signed SB 153 into law.

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CA school board president on Newsom's $2 billion COVID learning loss approval: "Admission of failure"

The school board president in CA stated to Planet Chronicle Digital: "Regrettably, the harm has already been inflicted."

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Guaranteed income program eligibility expanded in Chicago suburb: 'We all need help'

Council member Krissie Harris stated that Evanston, like all areas, requires assistance, not just a concentrated location.

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James Carville, a democratic strategist, suggests that Obama and Bill Clinton should facilitate the conversation regarding Biden's successor.

In an op-ed in the New York Times, Carville argued that Vice President Kamala Harris has the potential to defeat former President Trump.

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