Emily Smith

There will always be discrepancies between the media's and the White House's accounts. It's best to release the full schedule and let everyone judge for themselves, rather than blaming each other.

Thanksgiving is supposed to be a time for unity, but extreme rhetoric will only exacerbate conflicts.

While 1.4% may sound low, the pressure many families are experiencing cannot be fully reflected in the numbers alone. The cumulative increase in prices in real life is what truly affects everyone.

While lawyers can analyze the legality of wording, such remarks can have a significant impact on society. Shouldn't we give more consideration to the long-term effects of such statements on the social and political climate?