Maya Boddie is a journalist who focuses on national news in the United States. She writes for publications such as AlterNet, Raw Story, and Eastern Harbor Media, LLC. Maya's articles cover a range of topics including politics, legal issues, and current events, providing analysis and insight into important stories shaping the country.
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By: Maya Boddie
In September, theologian Robert P. Jones noted in a Time op-ed that Donald Trump' "nostalgic diatribes about reclaiming a lost white Christian past fueled his rise to presidential power, and he has continued this strategy in 2024."Following the 2020 election, Gallup reported that the AP VoteCast sur...
By: Maya Boddie
In September, Donald Trump, JD Vance, and MAGA allies publicly pushed the debunked claim that Haitian migrants in the town of Springfield, Ohio — population 57,910 — are eating people's pets. According to a Sunday, November 3 Politico report, the former president has recently taken aim at an even sm...
Arlington, Texas' Cornerstone Baptist Church Pastor Wm. Dwight McKissic Sr. usually votes Republican — but not this time. "There’s a scripture in the seventh chapter of Matthew that says a tree that doesn’t bear good fruit should be cut down and tossed into the fire. That’s how I think evangelicals ...
Ahead of Tuesday, Donald Trump is using five strategies to overturn the election, according to CNN. The former president's campaign team has placed "an intense focus on Pennsylvania" — a critical battleground state — the news outlet reports. Per the report, "Trump has already claimed without evidenc...
By: Maya Boddie
Arlington, Texas' Cornerstone Baptist Church Pastor Wm. Dwight McKissic Sr. usually votes Republican — but not this time. "There’s a scripture in the seventh chapter of Matthew that says a tree that doesn’t bear good fruit should be cut down and tossed into the fire. That’s how I think evangelicals ...
By: Maya Boddie
During his rally in the critical battleground state of Pennsylvania Sunday, Donald Trump said he wouldn't care if reporters were shot, according to Rolling Stone. Speaking to a MAGA crowd in the town of Lititz — and "pointing to his far right" — Rolling Stone reports, the GOP nominee said, "I have a...
By: Maya Boddie
In September, Donald Trump, JD Vance, and MAGA allies publicly pushed the debunked claim that Haitian migrants in the town of Springfield, Ohio — population 57,910 — are eating people's pets.
By: Maya Boddie
During his rally in the critical battleground state of Pennsylvania Sunday, Donald Trump said he wouldn't care if reporters were shot, according to Rolling Stone
By: Maya Boddie
Former Senator Claire McCaskill (D-MO) on Monday explained Donald Trump campaign's biggest "problem" ahead of Election Day.
By: Maya Boddie
Billionaire and Tesla CEO Elon Musk has not been shy about voicing his support for Donald Trump. On Election Day eve, according to The New York Times, the social media platform "X" owner "encouraged Americans to 'vote for an exciting future' with Mr. Trump, and he reposted messages from campaign sur...
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