Alex Henderson is a news writer at AlterNet. He covers a diverse range of topics, including politics, arts, and entertainment, with a focus on government and legal affairs, world news, and economic issues. His work has been featured in numerous publications, including Salon, Raw Story, and L.A. Weekly.
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By: Alex Henderson
Far-right Christian nationalists have been aggressively promoting the "tradwife" movement, claiming that U.S. women are rejecting feminism in huge numbers, enthusiastically leaving the workforce and focusing exclusively on being wives and mothers.
By: Alex Henderson
When Chris LaCivita was hired as co-manager for Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign, Democratic strategists expected the veteran GOP operative to play hardball. LaCivita was behind the Swift Boat Veterans strategy, which attacked 2004 Democratic presidential nominee John Kerry's military record and helped President George W. Bush win a second term.
By: Alex Henderson
Liberal economist Paul Krugman surprised many of his readers when, after almost 25 years, he retired as a New York Times columnist. And his final column was published on December 9.
By: Alex Henderson
As the Saturday, December 21 deadline draws closer and closer, the United States appears to be heading for a federal government shutdown
Unless Congress passes a spending bill before the looming Saturday, December 21 deadline and outgoing President Joe Biden signs it, the United States
By: Alex Henderson
On Thursday, December 19, Luigi Mangione — the 26-year-old suspect in the murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson — was extradited from Pennsylvania to New York City, where he is now facing both federal and state charges.
By: Alex Henderson
Outgoing centrist Sens. Kyrsten Sinema (I-Arizona) and Joe Manchin, both former Democrats who are now independents, drew a lot of criticism from liberals and progressives after voting against confirming one of President Joe Biden's nominees for the National Labor Relations Board.
By: Alex Henderson
With a Saturday, December 21 deadline just around the corner, the United States' federal government appeared to be heading for a shutdown.
By: Alex Henderson
North Carolina is among the coastal southeastern states that was hit hard during the 2024 hurricane season.
By: Alex Henderson
When Donald Trump first ran for president in 2000 as a Reform Party candidate, he ran only a marginal campaign. And in February of that year, he dropped out of the race.
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