The Senate is poised to vote on confirmation of the conservative jurist Monday night, and she could be sworn in as early as Tuesday for her first full day on the court.
Category: Politics
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The Trailer: What ballot initiatives will matter
In this edition: The ballot initiatives that matter this year, suburban Republicans try a different message than Trump, and why the GOP’s hopeful that a new Supreme Court would go their way on election rules.
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Booker calls House GOP candidate Cawthorn racist over his website accusing senator of working to ‘ruin white males’
Madison Cawthorn’s campaign has issued a statement saying the language was not intended to be about race and was a “syntax” error.
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White House signals defeat in pandemic as coronavirus outbreak roils Pence’s office
With Nov. 3 just nine days away and coronavirus cases surging in many states, the new White House outbreak spotlighted the administration’s failure to contain the pandemic.
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Pence’s chief of staff, Marc Short, tests positive for the coronavirus
Short has traveled extensively with the vice president and been in close contact with him. Pence tested negative for the coronavirus Saturday.
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Tumult at home, ailing alliances abroad: Why Trump’s America has been a ‘gift’ to Putin
Over the past four years, the Russian president has succeeded in growing his nation’s influence at America’s expense.
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In small-town, suburban New York, hundreds lined up to send an early-voting message
In 2016, Yorktown split down the middle. On Saturday, voters hoped to tip the scales.
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Election live updates: Trump rallies supporters in N.H.; Biden holds virtual ‘I Will Vote’ concert
With nine days until Election Day, the campaigns are spending their Sunday in key states such as New Hampshire, Michigan and North Carolina.
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Fearful calls flood election offices as Trump attacks mail-in voting, threatening participation in GOP strongholds
In Utah, which has voted by mail for years, officials were busy responding to outlandish claims traceable to right-wing punditry and the president’s Twitter feed.
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Security company that sought ex-Special Forces to guard Minnesota polls agrees to stay out of state, AG says
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison warned that a plan by Atlas Aegis to send former military personnel to polling sites in the state would amount to voter intimidation.
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How Trump abandoned his pledge to ‘drain the swamp’
A Washington Post review found that the president has largely failed to fulfill the pledges he made in 2016 to curtail the influence of lobbyists and special interests in Washington.
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Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin still hold the keys to 2020
The trio of Midwest states remain key to Biden’s hopes, unless he busts open the electoral map.
