The Trump administration had asked the court to intervene in both cases because of lower courts have ruled against its policies.
Category: Politics
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The pandemic response was a war between teleprompter Trump and Twitter Trump. The latter won.
From the outset, there was tension between what Trump was told and what he wanted.
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The stunning extent to which Trumpism is centered among Fox News-watching Republicans
The subset of his party that watches his favorite network is the core of Trump’s support.
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Trump keeps talking about losing
In recent weeks, Trump has repeatedly and increasingly alluded to the prospect of losing reelection.
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Trump attacks ‘Fauci and these idiots’ in call with campaign staff intended to boost morale
President Trump argued that the American people were no longer interested in taking precautions to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, even as the number of confirmed cases has been rising in a majority of states.
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Trump administration moves to make it easier to discipline federal workers
Final rules published Friday either strongly discourage or ban practices that many agencies have adopted, stressing management’s “sole and exclusive” authority to choose a penalty.
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Trump’s attack on Fauci makes no sense
On a phone call with supporters, President Trump said that if he had listened to Anthony S. Fauci, his top infectious-disease specialist, as many as 800,000 would have died.
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Trump needs the race to tighten in the next two weeks. Here’s where it is — and isn’t.
Track the day-over-day change to see how close Trump might be getting.
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CDC to passengers and workers: Wear a mask when you are on a plane, train, bus or other public transit
The guidance was issued following pressure from the airline industry and amid surging cases of coronavirus in the United States and strong evidence on the effectiveness of masks in curbing transmission, according to CDC officials.
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Opening day of early voting in Florida draws thousands of voters
In Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Fort Myers, Sarasota, St. Petersburg and many other Florida communities, voters lined up before the polls opened Monday.
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Endangered Senate Republicans can’t win without Trump. Can they win with him?
GOP incumbents face a vexing challenge in appealing both to supporters and skeptics of the president. The Senate majority hangs in the balance.
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These key federal jobs are long vacant. Federal workers are hurt because of it.
Through indifference or design, three agencies have crucial vacant positions that directly affect federal employees.
