Category: Politics

The Commission on Presidential Debates rules could change for the remaining events.

The Cornell University study found President Trump is responsible for 38 percent of coronavirus misinformation.

Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha, Kamala Harris’s sorority, are mobilizing a formidable army of support nationwide. Along with other members of the “Divine Nine” black sororities and fraternities, they form a national network to get out the vote.

The legal battle over absentee voting in the state is one of two voting cases Republicans have appealed to the Supreme Court ahead of Nov. 3.

Press secretary Kayleigh McEnany’s briefing was contentious on a level we’ve rarely seen, even in this White House.

Civil rights leaders and Democratic lawyers said the president’s comments in Tuesday’s debate with Joe Biden could lead to illegal election interference.

QAnon posts began threatening violence in 2018. But it would be 2020 before Facebook and Twitter would make major moves to curb QAnon’s presence on their platforms, allowing it to become the major presence it is today.

Voters in those places, then, will have more difficulty submitting early ballots.

The former campaign chairman was hospitalized after threatening suicide while holding a gun during a confrontation with his wife.

In this edition: Republicans fight to keep their gains in rural Ohio, Republicans get skittish on Roe v. Wade, and even more money pours in to Senate races.

The president’s refusal during the debate to clearly condemn the Proud Boys extremist group prompted condemnations from Democrats and a muted response from Republicans.