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.
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The GOP keeps slamming Biden over inflation, but it has no solutions to offer
The party not in power blames always blames the party in power for problems, but inflation isn't a game to Americans.
Fox News' Jan. 6 disinformation started well before the hearings
After spreading election lies that fueled the Capitol riot, Fox News won’t be airing the first Jan. 6 committee hearing Thursday.
It's time to face facts: Elon Musk is a terrible boss
The arrogant, king-like evolution of Elon Musk the boss.
We need more than new gun laws. We need a new Supreme Court.
James Madison's notes from the 1789 Constitutional Convention make no mention of a right to own a gun for self defense or recreation.
How Trump's Michigan 'giant scams' claims actually proved true — sort of
Say what you will about Trump — and believe me, I have — but he was right to be on the lookout for election fraud in Michigan.
Where was Oz's disgust at Islamophobia when he was seeking Trump's endorsement?
Apparently a ‘tsunami of anti-Muslim hate’ from Trump is not a deal breaker for Oz.
Republicans' war on comedians is no laughing matter
Authoritarian governments fear comedians. So does the GOP these days.
Trump's lawlessness has clearly inspired Madison Cawthorn
Why shouldn't Cawthorn believe that he's above the law given the example Trump has set?
Praying in midair isn't treated the same if you're not Christian
Passengers serenading their flight about Jesus would've been received differently if they were Muslims praying.
The convenient amnesia of the Trump-Dr. Oz alliance
Trump ran a campaign predicated on demonizing Muslims. Dr. Oz, a Muslim, doesn’t seem to mind as long as things go his way.
Marjorie Taylor Greene just took cancel culture to a whole new level
In which Marjorie Taylor Greene, like Trump before her, refuses to take a joke.
