The Democratic vice-presidential nominee will be expected to be strong without risking gains made by her ticket.
Category: Politics
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In Central Florida, Latino evangelicals could give Trump an edge
Often less conservative than White evangelicals, these swing voters could nonetheless bolster the president in Florida.
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Joe Biden’s very un-2020 campaign
A confluence of circumstances has allowed Biden to quietly run the campaign he has long sought to: one focused on reconciliation and the promise of bipartisanship, however illusory.
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Supreme Court hears case of Muslims who say they were targeted for not becoming informants
The three men said they spent years on the U.S. government’s “no-fly” list because they would not spy for the FBI.
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Supreme Court sides with Republicans in South Carolina dispute over mail-in ballots
The case was one of two related to November’s election pending before the high court.
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The Trailer: A guide to how Pence and Harris debate
In this edition: What past debates tell us about Mike Pence and Kamala Harris, the latest fighting over voter rights, and new polls that paint a dark picture for Republicans.
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With Trump out of the hospital, Biden steps up criticism
“Listen to the scientists! Support masks!” Biden says days after he toned down campaign over the president testing positive for the virus.
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Supreme Court order on mail ballots in South Carolina sparks worries about voter confusion
The high court’s order that voters must have a witness sign their mail ballots came after tens of thousands of ballots have gone out across the state.
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GOP senator falsely claims opponent was endorsed by Communist Party
Sen. David Perdue of Georgia is basing his claim about Jon Ossoff on some very dubious evidence.
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Trump emerges from hospital claiming more empathy, playing down reason to be fearful — and boasting of superior care
While President Trump and his staff get exceptional health care, millions of others affected by the coronavirus struggle.
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White House signals stronger coronavirus precautions, but Trump continues to resist
The president pressed unsuccessfully to work in the Oval Office and make a national address, despite spending three nights in the hospital after testing positive for the virus.
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Like President Trump, they owed money. But they lost their security clearance.
Debt can ruin careers of federal workers and block job applicants from getting good government gigs.
