The shocking vilification of Muslims is one of the most troubling storylines of the midterms.

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Natalie Harp, often referred to as President Trump's "cheerleader," has recently taken on a new role that highlights a significant vulnerability in the Trump administration: what some describe as the president's fragile ego. This shift has prompted discussions about the effects of her influence within the White House. According to Renée Graham, a columnist for The Boston Globe, Harp's new position—special assistant and executive assistant to the president—extends far beyond logistical support.

The eleventh of 12 posts exploring A New American Model.

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Here's something that probably wasn't on your 2026 bingo card: 95-year-old Star Trek actor William Shatner has a new heavy metal band, and they're releasing an album that he plans to debut this summer...