Alex Jones’ Last Defense in Sandy Hook Suit: Depose Hillary

By Will Sommer

Alex Jones’ legal team wants to depose Hillary Clinton. Lawyers for the Sandy Hook families say it’s a publicity stunt.

By Matt Lewis

Future Republicans may reflect on this moment and find that there was at least one courageous member of their party worth (retroactively) celebrating.

By Sam Brodey

“The president wants to explore the bipartisan route, and so do a number of my colleagues,” said Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT). “I credit them with putting hope over experience.”

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By Eleanor Clift

Unlike Trump himself, Glenn Youngkin is spending dozens of millions of his own fortune to try to pull off an upset in the increasingly blue state.

By David Rothkopf

The idea that countries like the U.S. will be able to just move on as poorer ones without vaccines suffer isn’t just cruel—it’s stupid.

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Experts warned them. Members of Congress warned them. But still, the Biden administration was caught flatfooted as disinformation about the COVID vaccine exploded online.

Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene have teamed up and formed a joint fundraising committee. Unfortunately for them, they’re losing money.

What the program deferred is deportation—but not indefinitely. The whole thing is half con job, half ticking time bomb.

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 IN THE RINGS

Middleweight Arisa Tsubata, who worked on the front lines of the pandemic, had her Olympic hopes crushed by COVID but enjoyed a starring role on a treadmill at Opening Ceremony.

 ‘REMAINED RELATIVELY STILL’

Meanwhile, fans ridiculed a snack menu spotted at the stadium that listed chicken tenders for $50.

 ‘PLEASE HURRY!’

High-profile attorney Alex Murdaugh can be heard in hysterics as soon as the call starts.

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