Andy Borowitz | Debate Viewers Struggle With Concept of President Without Glaring Personality Disorder

28 June 19

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27 June 19 It's Live on the HomePage Now: Reader Supported News TRYING TO STAVE OFF FUNDRAISING DISASTER - It's late in the month, very late and we are looking at fundraising returns that again will not address the organizations operating costs. Regardless of what any of us want, this will not work. We have to better on donations. We don't need a windfall, we need a budget. In earnest. / Marc Ash, Founder Reader Supported News Sure, I'll make a donation! Andy Borowitz | Debate Viewers Struggle With Concept of President Without Glaring Personality Disorder  Andy Borowitz, The New Yorker Borowitz writes: "Millions of viewers of a televised debate Wednesday night found themselves struggling with the notion of a President with no visible personality disorder." READ MORE Supreme Court Justices. (photo: Doug Mills/Getty) It Was a Terrible Day for Democracy in the Supreme Court Ian Millhiser, ThinkProgress Millhiser writes: "The Supreme Court handed down two opinions on Thursday which could shape American democracy for decades." READ MORE Demonstrators rally outside the U.S. Supreme Court in April to protest against the Trump administration's efforts to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. (photo: Mandel Ngan/Getty) Supreme Court Leaves Citizenship Question Blocked for Now From 2020 Census Nina Totenberg and Hansi Lo Wang, NPR Excerpt: "In a defeat for the Trump administration, the Supreme Court leaves the citizenship question blocked for now from the 2020 census, in part because of the government's explanation for why it added it in the first place." READ MORE Several Boeing 777 aircraft were in various stages of production during a media tour of the firm's facility in Everett, Washington, in February. (photo: Lindsey Wasson/Reuters) Long Before the Max Disasters, Boeing Had a History of Failing to Fix Safety Problems Michael Laris, The Washington Post Laris writes: "Years before two Boeing 737 Max jets crashed in Indonesia and Ethiopia, U.S. regulators found a pattern of recurring safety problems with the manufacturing giant." READ MORE Megan Rapinoe of the U.S. women's soccer team. (photo: Marc Atkins/Getty) US Women's Soccer Captain Won't Go to 'F**king White House' teleSUR Excerpt: "United States President Donald Trump is lashing out at the U.S. Women's National Team (USWNT) co-captain Megan Rapinoe for saying she would not visit the White House if the team wins the quadrennial event." READ MORE The funeral of Lance Cpl. Jose Antonio Gutierrez in 2003. Gutierrez was born in Guatemala and served in the Marine Corps until he was killed in Iraq - one of a number of immigrants in the military. (photo: Moises Castillo/AP) Trump Wants to Withdraw Deportation Protections for Families of Active Troops Franco Ordonez, NPR Ordonez writes: "The Trump administration wants to scale back a program that protects undocumented family members of active-duty troops from being deported, according to attorneys familiar with those plans." READ MORE Honey bee. (photo: Joshua Brown/University of Vermont) Those Honeybees You're So Worried About? They're Killing Off Wild Bee Species. Nathanael Johnson, Grist Johnson writes: "Those honeybees you've been fretting over are getting native bumblebees sick." READ MORE Contribute to RSN Update My Monthly Donation