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If the Republican Party wants to regain a foothold in either chamber of Congress next year—let alone reclaim the White House in 2024—it needs to build a case for why the Biden Administration’s policies aren’t working. So far, all they’ve done is derail Biden’s entire legislative agenda, just like they derailed Obama’s.
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Some consumers are beginning to recognize corporate America’s forays into weighty political and social issues as tone-deaf opportunism.
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Jen Psaki earned the confidence of journalists and viewers around the globe during her first White House press briefing.
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What’s the press going to talk about once Donald Trump is out of the White House?
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Communications professionals bear a responsibility to educate citizens about their voting rights as well as the importance of voting.
The news that Trump contracted COVID-19 could make for the greatest crisis of his presidency, not simply due to the fact that it lays bare his mishandling of the pandemic, but because for the first time, he and his supporters have finally been forced to contend with reality.
Joe Biden has yet to say anything about the sexual misconduct accusation his former Senate aide Tara Reade made last month… and his silence is deafening.
Donald Trump's lawyers claim that a pro-Biden PAC ad that uses the president's own words in denying any responsibility for the response to the COVID-19 outbreak is false, misleading and deceptive advertising. It fits the pattern Trump has followed his entire adult life to avoid accountability.
The spin coming out of the White House and among President Trump’s defenders in the wake of the Ukraine scandal reveals a desperate grasp for straws in their attempts to reframe the public narrative surrounding the investigation as another “witch hunt” as opposed to a bona fide Constitutional crisis.
The sad truth behind why Donald Trump will handily secure the nomination in 2020 for a second term.
We all make hundreds of decisions everyday—some small, some significant— that mark our lives. How you make those decisions is critical to your future.
The media lost a lot of credibility over their coverage of the Jussie Smollett hoax, which they swallowed "hook, line and fake noose." Trump raps Smollett's performance as "racist" but remains mum about white nationalist Coast Guard officer who planned to murder journalists, Democrats.
The Brits are mad as hell and ready to storm the gates thanks to the ongoing Brexit mess, according to a survey conducted by Edelman's London office.
America's 'naive' national intelligence chiefs do their best to warn president Trump that climate change is a real threat, not "Chinese hoax." Good luck with that.
Max Rose doesn’t have the same media star power as fellow Democratic freshman Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, but he is bound to create quite a buzz in the $3.2B lobbying/public affairs business.
Good luck to ex-Starbucks boss Howard Schultz who may mount an independent run for president. President Trump is his biggest fan... WPP lands blow in its sparring match with founder Martin Sorrell. Will Sir Martin strike back?
What was the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey thinking in allowing the flag of Saudi Arabia, which provided 15 of the 19 murderers of 9/11, to be displayed at the World Trade Center?
As we move into the holiday season, here are some facts about Christmases past.
A PR executive’s encounter with President George H.W. Bush.
Donald Trump today issued an extraordinary statement absolving Saudi Prince Salman for the torture, murder and dismemberment of Jamal Khashoggi. In so doing, the president trashed any amount of decency and integrity that he may have had. (17 reader comments)
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