All articles tagged with #hostility
Originally Published 1 year ago — by MSNBC
Rev. Al Sharpton has criticized Donald Trump for displaying "outright hostility" towards indifference on black issues, highlighting ongoing racial tensions and political divides.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by YourTango
Loneliness and hostility are interconnected as loneliness creates a mental state that elicits hypervigilance towards others and a tendency to distance from them, leading to a hostile mindset. This mindset further reinforces the perception that others don't care about us, making it harder to establish deeper connections. To break free from loneliness, we need to monitor our mindset, smile, and account for our inaccurate perceptions. Reaching out to others is the only way to establish richer and deeper connections and emerge from loneliness.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The New York Times
The once-warm relationship between former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and former President Donald Trump has deteriorated into open hostility as they both vie for the presidency. Christie endorsed Trump in 2016 and coached him for debates, but was passed over for the roles of vice president and attorney general. Trump eventually turned back to Christie for advice during his term, but their last exchange was a testy message in August 2021. Christie announced his second presidential campaign on Tuesday, aiming to stop Trump from a second term in the White House.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Associated Press
Asylum seekers relocated from New York City to other parts of the state are facing hostility and a lack of resources to pursue their asylum cases. Some have regretted leaving the city and returned to its overcrowded shelter system. Republican county officials in upstate New York have accused the city of dumping its problems on its neighbors, while insinuating that the new arrivals pose a danger. The strained immigration system is making it difficult for asylum seekers to build their cases, and misinformation among local residents has fueled xenophobia.