Matthew Rozsa is a science journalist at Democracy at Work. He has a diverse background covering politics, culture, and social issues, with a current focus on climate change and its implications within the broader context of capitalism. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Raw Story, Reason, and Salon Media Group, Inc.
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“The Republican Governors Association is set to spend nearly $2.2 million in the weeks leading up to the gubernatorial primary boosting footage of
One of President Donald Trump's close allies, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, has a Lieutenant Governor named Jay Collins who is running to replace him. Yet he has a major opponent in the Republican gubernatorial primary, Rep. Byron Donalds — and controversial allegations against Collins is turning their race into a full-fledged MAGA civil war.
By: Matthew Rozsa
President Donald Trump's former White House communications director just explained that the White House teleprompter operator accused of betting on the president's speeches made one big tactical mistake — he thought MAGA would back up someone who is not rich.
Reflecting on how Karoline Leavitt said that what Trump reveals tonight "will shock you if you have an honest eye listening to the president,” Miles
President Donald Trump famously refused to support raising the minimum wage while campaigning at McDonald's in 2024, rescinded a federal order raising the minimum wage for federal contractors during his second term and picked a Treasury Secretary (Scott Bessent) who staunchly opposed raising it despite being worth hundreds of millions himself.
By: Matthew Rozsa
President Donald Trump's policies and public relations approach are in large part shaped by a journalist who has long had a reputation for being unreliable.
By: Matthew Rozsa
widely-anticipated Thursday night speech, one that critics warned was a "trap" for journalists and that White House insiders were nervous about, Trump falsely claimed that China had altered results of the 2020 presidential election which he lost to then-Vice President Joe Biden.
In a speech that President Donald Trump advertised since the beginning of the week, and which was described as a "trap" to trick journalists that even many White House insiders reportedly opposed , the Republican leader ordered the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to pressure states to give him voter information.
President Donald Trump promoted his upcoming speech — which continues his lie that the 2020 election was stolen from him — since the beginning of the week. Journalists anticipated it by describing it as a "trap" and, reportedly, even many White House insiders reportedly opposed the address.Now that ...
President Donald Trump delivered an inaccurate speech on Thursday night in which he falsely claimed that China stole the 2020 presidential election from him and ordered the Department of Homeland Security to get voter files from every state.
