Jacob Weisberg's Blog, page 98

Love Island’s Toxic Relationship With Social Media

Following a recent Love Island USA controversy, Candice Lim and Kate Lindsay dive into the franchise’s rocky relationship with social media harassment.

The Call Is Coming From Inside The Court

As the democracy-decimating chickens come home to roost, Senator Sheldon Whitehouse makes an argument for optimism.

I Make a Ton of Money. I’m Afraid of What I’m Doing to My Girlfriend.

I'm basically forcing her to be a Stepford wife.

This Group’s Record in Front of the Roberts Court Is Mind-Boggling

Even this remarkable success rate does not fully capture the advances big business has made under the Roberts court.

How a Bush-Appointed Judge Got Around SCOTUS to Protect Birthright Citizenship for All

On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Joseph Laplante blocked Donald Trump’s assault on birthright citizenship in a ruling that applies nationwide.

It Was One of Trump’s Top Promises to Evangelicals. Now That It’s Been Fulfilled, Evangelicals Don’t Seem to Care.

Pastors can now endorse candidates from the pulpit. Where are the hosannas?

My Daughter-in-Law Loves to Cut People Out of Her Life. I Think My Plan Is About to Set Her Off.

My son is not helpful.

I Just Had a Close Call With My Kid. There’s Only One Thing To Do, But Some People Won’t Like It

People are so judgmental.

What Trump’s CIA Director Is Doing Right Now Is Dishonest and Dangerous

James Comey's name is back in the news for a very unwelcome reason.

The Man I’m Seeing Said Something Deeply Disturbing to Me in Bed. I Can’t Forget It.

I’m a little freaked out.