Trump Biographer Hits President Where It Hurts: Can’t Even Succeed At Being A Loser

“He is a profoundly incompetent person, a loser, if you might say," author Michael D’Antonio said of the president.

Donald Trump’s Tiny-Looking Desk Is Now A Hilarious ‘Photoshop Battle'

In Thanksgiving Message, Trump Says ‘We’re Like a Third-World Country’ Because He Lost Election

Spike in F grades across the US as online learning gap emerges amid pandemic school closures

America's great experiment in "remote learning" during the pandemic has proved disastrous for many children as the first figures from one of its largest school districts showed an explosion in failing grades, and a widening gulf between thriving and struggling pupils. Unlike in the UK, thousands of schools across the United States have still not reopened, having been closed since March. Children from age five up are instead being taught on computer screens at home. Many will end up missing an entire academic year of in-person schooling. An internal report from Fairfax County Public Schools in Virginia, just outside Washington DC, which has 188,000 pupils, was released this week following a Freedom of Information request by a local parent. It confirmed what many families around the country had feared for months. Among children aged 11 to 18 there was an 83 per cent jump in those with two or more 'F' grades, in the first quarter of the 2020-21 academic year, which has just ended. The younger the age group the worse it was. For those aged 11 to 13 the increase was 300 per cent. Among girls in that age group it was 600 per cent. For children with special needs the jump in failing grades was 111 per cent. And for those with English as a second language, it was 106 per cent.

Shepard Smith about his life after Fox News and the war on truth: "All of that noise is destructive"

Smith tells Salon he's looking forward to the day when people can look back and say, "I really was misinformed"

Man sues for refund of $2.5m he donated to Trump election challenge group

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