Carmen Gentile
Reporter and Writer at Freelance
Founder at Postindustrial
Freelance Journalist at ABC News Radio
Freelance Journalist at USA Today
Freelance Journalist at The New York Times
Freelance Journalist at ABC News
Founder of Postindustrial Media // author of “Blindsided by the Taliban,” reporter, professional motorcycle rider // I hate guns
Articles
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3 days ago |
postindustrial.com | Carmen Gentile
The recent torching of the Pennsylvania governor’s home has lawmakers concerned that more than just a mansion and the First Family are in danger. Additional details about the arsonist who torched the home of Pennsylvnia’s Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro continue to emerge. The suspect, 38-year-old Cody Balmer, a mechanic from Harrisburg whose family says he has a history of mental illness, made a 911 call shortly after starting the blaze and confessed to igniting it.
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1 week ago |
postindustrial.com | Carmen Gentile
Gov. Josh Shapiro flatly condemned political violence without commenting on the motives of the man accused of firebombing his official residence, after court documents revealed 38-year-old Cody Balmer made a reference to Palestine in a call to authorities after the attack. “I know there are people out there who want to adopt their own political viewpoints or their own world views to what happened and why.
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2 weeks ago |
postindustrial.com | Carmen Gentile
In cities and small towns across our region, demonstrators voiced their discontent with their efforts to undermine democracy and infringe on our freedoms. Hundreds of thousands of Americans let Trump and Musk know they’ve had enough. Protesters from all corners of Postindustrial America took to the streets to express their discontent with the duo’s penchant for anti-Democratic policies, the firing of thousands of federal employees, rollbacks of environmental protections, and much more.
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3 weeks ago |
postindustrial.com | Carmen Gentile
Despite Musk and Republicans spending tens of millions of dollars on a MAGA candidate for Wisconsin’s Supreme Court, the Democrat prevailed in a race that will prove consequential for years to come in the Badger State. At a packed union hall turned victory stage, newly elected Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Judge Susan Crawford stepped up to the microphone, a humble smile beneath steady eyes.
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1 month ago |
postindustrial.com | Carmen Gentile
Not since the Jan. 6 attack by Trump supporters had so much delusion inspired his faithful to cheer and obey him with blind loyalty. That went exactly as I imagined it would. Trump used his congressional address to bask in GOP obsequiousness, bash Joe Biden for the price of eggs, harp on anything related to trans people, and gloss over the economic chaos his fledgling second term has already wrought.
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VOICES: All healthcare solutions should be public benefit corporations; a look at nonprofits and the sociopathy of the market #healthcare #postindustrialcommunities https://t.co/TvfPu9KRZQ
How artists and entrepreneurs can help a community develop a new imagination #postindustrialart #postindustrialcomminities https://t.co/NxciZiZSKp
There’s a glimmer of hope that our batter and bruised democracy will prevail / ANALYSIS: Trump & Musk’s effort to reshape Wisconsin’s highest court falls flat #wisconsinsupremecourt #postindustrialcommunities https://t.co/nXNnGXiEUr
