Chas Danner is an editor at New York Magazine's Intelligencer. He covers a diverse range of topics including government and politics, education, world affairs, and security, with a focus on current affairs and geopolitics. Chas has been featured in outlets such as Daily Hive, MSN, NewsBreak, and Political Wire.
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Europe's brutal, deadly heat wave , the second time the continent been trapped under a heat dome this year, is finally ending after the extreme
The brutal heat wave is nearly over, but the war over air-conditioning will continue.
Everyone knows that you're not really somebody unless you have your own jumbo jet. Donald Trump already had a crappy vintage narrowbody Boeing 757 which he christened Trump Force One.
You may have noticed that there is a big nasty wave of heat overwhelming New York City right now , with temperatures potentially reaching triple-digits.
If so, round up Rudy Giuliani, too.
The cease-fire is dead. Long live the cease-fire. The U.S. and Iran are striking each other again, and there is at least some concern that
Very early Sunday morning, reports confirmed that Lindsey Graham , the well known longtime Republican U.S. Senator from South Carolina, had suddenly died at the age of 71.
By: Chas Danner
The sudden death of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham over the weekend has not surprisingly triggered a debate about his legacy as a lawmaker
The rapidly re-escalating Iran War itself isn't the only thing once again rattling the global economy.
Looks like the peeling is not what Trump made it seem.
