Dean Obeidallah
Dean Obeidallah, a lawyer, hosts "The Dean Obeidallah Show" on SiriusXM radio's Progress channel. He has written for The Daily Beast, CNN.com and other publications and is a co-creator of the annual New York Arab-American Comedy Festival.
Dean Obeidallah, a lawyer, hosts "The Dean Obeidallah Show" on SiriusXM radio's Progress channel. He has written for The Daily Beast, CNN.com and other publications and is a co-creator of the annual New York Arab-American Comedy Festival.
Latest from Dean Obeidallah
Fox News' Covid vaccine denials can't go unpunished
I filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission on Tuesday. Here's hoping it moves forward.
Whiteness helps shield Donald Trump from election consequences
Trump hasn’t been punished for trying to "stop the steal." As a lawyer this literally makes no sense to me.
Trump's still radicalizing his supporters at rallies just like before the Jan. 6 attack
Trump's campaign rally reboot is more of a re-run, with the same messaging that got us here in the first place.
Trump asking if DOJ could investigate 'SNL' was a dictator move
I should know. I've worked on "SNL" staff — and I've seen friends persecuted by authoritarians.
The FBI says the Capitol riot was 'terrorism.' Democrats (and Republicans) should, too.
To borrow a famous line from former President George W. Bush shortly after 9/11: “Either you are with us or you are with the terrorists.”
Newsmax's anti-Muslim freakout sums up Trump's America
A graduating student said "Allah" in the Pledge of Allegiance. Here’s how Newsmax Trump loyalists blew it out of proportion.
Black Americans have worse voting rights now than in 1965
Civil rights in America are far from a given when Black Americans had more voting rights in 1965 than they do today.
The GOP is treating Jan. 6 the way white supremacists treated the Tulsa Race Massacre
A century after white people in power covered up the Tulsa Race Massacre, the GOP is trying to cover up the Jan. 6 riots.
The Daily News Yang cartoon highlights the painful power of media
This is not the conversation we should be having. Definitely not at a time when the AAPI community is still weathering a wave of hate crimes.
Marjorie Taylor Greene doesn't think white people can be terrorists
Defending white people from being called a terrorist is apparently more important than defending America from terrorism.
McConnell's Republican Senate posse picks up where Trump left off — in schools
Republicans’ assault on academic freedom has been kicked into high gear in the past few weeks.
