Jack Tazman is a Baltimore, Maryland native. He attended Washington University where he studied political science.
Since then, he worked as a writer for various national news organizations specializing in politics and policy.
He now resides in New York City as a freelance writer and political consultant.
We have been saying this for more than six months: COVID-19’s main source of unchecked spread is meat. While there is undoubtedly some person-to-person spread, the main vector is meat. There is overwhelming evidence. Why major media outlets are failing to report on this is a major question. But here
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Let’s be real — no one cares how qualified the president is for his job — probably including you…yes, YOU, reader. Sure, they might say they do. And in their heart of
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It’s been an earth-shattering week of protests and resistance across the nation after haunting footage of the brutal murder of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police circulated far and wide
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Here’s the here’s the mainstream media’s GameStop narrative: A bunch of unruly ‘retail investors’ (the slop of the investing world) banned together and ‘manipulated the market.’ Some people lost some money, but
NIO (NYSE: NIO) bulls have two big hurdles to clear this week, especially those with call options expiring in the coming weeks. Firstly, the Chinese EV maker is expected to announce November sales
Let me preface by saying I am not a doctor — but I do a lot of data analysis in my job. Like most Americans, I’ve been following the news about the
