Zeeshan Aleem is a Political columnist and editor at MSNBC Daily. He specializes in government and politics, covering a wide range of topics including public policy, geopolitics, and current affairs. Zeeshan's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as RealClear Education, The New York Times, and The Atlantic.
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For what feels like the 10,000th time , I find myself asking: What on earth is Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth thinking?
Two recent polls show that President Donald Trump's approval ratings are dropping as low as they ever have for him.
A president with even the slightest bit of common sense would not have entered this conflict.
The politics of AI are changing — and policy should reflect that.
By: Zeeshan Aleem
Fetterman's reactionary views have put him in an awkward position if he wishes to return to the Senate.
An unpopular president ought to stay restrained during the midterms campaign season — but this one can't help himself.
By: Zeeshan Aleem
The president said the conflict would take "two to three days." It has now last six months, and negotiations are going nowhere.
By: Zeeshan Aleem
The president's social media meltdown exposed just how weak he feels politically.
Biden is trying to profit off of attention in the most vulgar way, all while dressing it up as a political statement.
The president's promise to deliver hefty checks to all Americans if he wins is as a preposterously shallow gimmick.
