Goldberg: Americans are losing trust in media, and it’s easy to see why
A new, exhaustive study by Gallup and the Knight Foundation found that Americans across the board are losing trust in the media.

A new, exhaustive study by Gallup and the Knight Foundation found that Americans across the board are losing trust in the media.

On Thursday morning, the Bureau of Economic Analysis announced that the U.S. GDP had the biggest drop in a single quarter in U.S. history. From April through June, the economy contracted by 9.5%, with GDP falling at an annualized rate of 32.9%.

As the Trump campaign flounders under the accumulated weight of the pandemic, the economic crisis, the mass protests and a Twitter account plugged straight into the president's limbic system, I wonder: What if the parties mattered?

Few things bring out the Irish in me more than the Chinese government dunking on the United States of America.

Twitter makes a lot of people stupid and angry, so it's fitting that the current debate about Twitter should be so full of stupidity and anger.

Future historians of the American right are going to have a devil of a time figuring out what the hell happened as the second decade of the 21st century came to a close.

One of the things I love about America - and there are many - is her deeply ingrained rebelliousness. When the government tells us to do something, we instinctively question it.

"Where were you when ... ?"

Let's start with some facts.

There's an intense, often ugly debate over the response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
