Ryan Teague Beckwith
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Ryan Teague Beckwith is a newsletter editor for MSNBC. He has previously worked for such outlets as Time magazine, Bloomberg News and CQ Roll Call. He teaches journalism at Georgetown University's School of Continuing Studies.
Ryan Teague Beckwith is a newsletter editor for MSNBC. He has previously worked for such outlets as Time magazine, Bloomberg News and CQ Roll Call. He teaches journalism at Georgetown University's School of Continuing Studies.
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How Kamala Harris is using Republicans' favorite rhetorical tricks against them
Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign message is clear: She loves freedom and Donald Trump is weird.
A second Trump term would actively make climate change worse
The Project 2025 plans for a second Donald Trump administration wouldn't just roll back efforts to fight climate change. It would surely make climate change worse.
Biden will be a one-term president. That's not necessarily a bad thing.
Joe Biden now joins the ranks of one-term presidents, where he will be judged by a different standard than if he had lost.
'Twisters' doesn't mention climate change. That's just the first problem.
By promoting a pseudo-scientific "fix" to tornadoes, the new "Twisters" movie encourages the kind of magical thinking that's hampering efforts to reduce greenhouse gases.
How JD Vance passed Trump’s running mate litmus test
Ohio Sen. JD Vance was among the most vocal election deniers among the potential vice presidential candidates Donald Trump considered.
Republican National Convention kicks off after Trump rally shooting
The Republican National Convention kicks off on Monday after an attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump over the weekend.
From Oval Office, Biden forcefully condemns political violence, attempted Trump assassination
The president called on the nation to "lower the temperature in our politics" following the shooting at a Trump campaign rally.
Project 2025’s plan to criminalize porn has a sinister subplot
Amid the 920 pages' of ideas in the Project 2025 plans for a second Donald Trump administration, one stands out: criminalizing porn.
The 3 good ideas in the 920-page Project 2025 playbook
The Heritage Foundation's Project 2025 plans for a Trump White House include a lot of downright scary ideas — and a few good ones.
What is Project 2025? The plans for Trump's second term, explained
Learn more about Project 2025, a conservative effort from the Heritage Foundation and similar groups outlining goals for a second Trump presidency.
After 67 years, two small Maryland towns tore down the racial barrier dividing them
Two small Maryland towns, one Black and one white, have long been divided by a physical barrier. Now, 67 years after it was built, the barrier is gone.
