*This article of mine is published on CNN.* Isn’t it ironic (read: maddening) that the wife of a politician often plays such a crucial role in making her husband’s public image pristine? And while the wife of a politician must prioritize protecting her husband’s image at any cost, who is offering her that same security? […]
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The new year in Trump’s America started with the third government shutdown of this president, and American federal workers, 800,000 of them to be exact, are feeling the pinch. I went on MSNBC’s “AM Joy” to talk about the mutually dependent and dangerous relationship between Trump and Fox News and how it affects the president’s
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It was great being back on MSNBC’s “AM Joy, ” to talk retiring Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and basically what sad, lame, and spinless legacy he will be leaving behind in Washington. Remember when this guy was the future of the GOP party? Watch Joy Reid, the Washington Post’s Jennifer Rubin, and I talk about
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When I growing up in Bangladesh, CNN International was always on in our home and one of my favorite anchors has always been Hala Gorani. So it was definitely a highlight of my year to go on her show to talk about my latest CNN article on Nancy Pelosi putting Trump in his place, power
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*This post of mine is published on CNN.* If you missed the explosive, on-camera exchange between President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence, and Democratic congressional leaders Chuck Schumer and Nancy Pelosi in the Oval Office on Tuesday, all you needed to glean the gist was to skim the memes and Twitter parody accounts that
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*This article of mine is published on CNN.* People always tell me not to take politics “so personally,” but trust me when I say, the political is personal and personal is really political, now more than ever. In next month’s midterm elections, women will not just be voting for their candidate but voting for the
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Growing up in Bangladesh, my family was always watching the news, and one of the things I really miss about living outside of America is the analysis of that you get with international news. In the States, the news is so much more dominated by talking heads who end up in shouting matches more than
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PBS’ To The Contrary is a very special TV show for me because it was the first program to put me on-air in America. As Washington, and more specifically, women, attempt to recover from the trauma of seeing an alleged sexual assault aka Brett Kavanaugh become the newest Supreme Court Justice, I stipulated how more
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Fox News’ Tucker Carlson and I went head to head again, this time talking toxic masculinity. Debating with someone who has no idea what he is talking about is interesting to say the least. I’ll let you be the judge. Watch below!
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The Kavanaugh confirmation hearings further divided a country already split down the middle over emotional and cultural issues such as race relations, child detentions, immigration, and of course, women’s rights. I went on CNN’s New Day weekend to talk about Dr. Ford, why I believe women, and how rape culture is very much alive in
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