Norman Solomon is the Executive Director at the Institute for Public Accuracy. He focuses on general assignment news with an emphasis on government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, current affairs, geopolitics, and international affairs. Solomon's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Truthout, The Nation, and The Guardian.
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Norman Solomon's coverage primarily revolves around government and politics, with a focus on legal policy regulation, government announcements, expert commentary, and evolving stories. Given his emphasis on these themes and topics such as the Democratic Party, Congress, President Biden, world affairs and mainstream media; he may be responsive to pitches from experts providing analysis or commentary on political developments in the US.
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In New Orleans, more proof that the party’s ‘middle-east working group’ was never intended to reflect the views of registered Democrats nationwide.
By: Norman Solomon
Why did pro-Israel groups voice so much pleasure and praise—not only for the sidelining of pro-human-rights resolutions but also for the process that sidelined them? Because, of course, the sidelining worked.
By: Norman Solomon
Democratic leaders side with Israel again, over the wishes of their own voters
Who are party leaders protecting most by not releasing an autopsy of the former vice president's 2024 loss to Donald Trump?2024?
More than four months after Democratic National Committee chair Ken Martin announced that he was breaking his promise to release its
Scant attention has focused on how hiding the autopsy provides an assist to Kamala Harris, who currently leads in polling of Democrats for the party’s 2028 nomination.
By: Norman Solomon
DNC Chair Ken Martin's refusal to release the party's 2024 autopsy benefits one person — the former vice president
No one has more at stake than Kamala Harris – who has ‘signaled’ support for its release without saying so publicly
The document is full of disclaimers and does not address fundamental issues, including Gaza and the Biden-to-Harris transition
