The Senate leader says he hasn’t been to the White House since Aug. 6, suggesting that those who didn’t take precautions are “paying the price for it.”
Category: Politics
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Fact-checking the vice presidential debate between Pence and Harris
Here’s our roundup of 15 suspect claims uttered during the debate between Vice President Pence and Sen. Kamala D. Harris
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How much government money does Trump plan to spend on his reelection?
Throw another $19 million on the pile.
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Pence and Harris clash under the shadow of a surging pandemic
The two vice-presidential nominees defended their septuagenarian running mates in a debate focused on President Trump’s record and Joe Biden’s plans.
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Citing 25th Amendment, Pelosi, Raskin move to create panel that could rule on president’s fitness for office
The Democrats plan to unveil the legislation Friday that would create a congressionally appointed commission to evaluate a president’s mental and physical health.
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The tweeting probably isn’t the steroids. It’s probably just Trump.
Thirty tweets in an hour is on the low side for Trump’s outbursts.
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Manhattan prosecutor can enforce subpoena for Trump’s tax returns, appeals court says
President Trump’s lawyers have already signaled they would ask the Supreme Court to hear the case again.
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CDC chief’s letter green-lighting Pence for debate draws criticism
It is highly unusual, and perhaps unprecedented, for the CDC director to release a letter vouching for the health of a top public official.
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Coronavirus again dominates campaign as Trump struggles to regain political ground
The president and Democrat Joe Biden on Tuesday promoted their very different approaches to battling the virus — and handling the presidency.
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With Trump sick, Biden puts the virus front and center
How Biden’s presidential campaign is pivoting to respond to Trump having the coronavirus. America’s most uneven recession. And, why service industry workers are seeing less in tips.
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Trump tweets video of mask protest, claiming it is a church service
This is yet another example of the president spreading misinformation over Twitter.
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Parler and Gab, two conservative social media sites, keep alleged Russian disinformation up, despite report
An alleged Russian disinformation campaign that has been purged from three mainstream social media platforms has moved to Parler and Gab, sites that attract conservatives.