The release served as a contrast to President Trump, after new reports that he has paid minimal or no federal taxes in recent years.
Category: Politics
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Trump, Biden and the facts: The tale of the tape
Trump is the heavyweight champion of falsehoods. Biden is no slouch, but more in the middleweight or welterweight class.
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The Trailer: What to expect from Biden and Trump in tonight’s debate
In this special debate day edition, live from Ohio: What to expect from Trump and Biden, the latest polls on swing states and the Supreme Court, and new ads that will take the candidates into the final five weeks.
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Amy Coney Barrett’s 2017 confirmation hearing, analyzed
Amy Coney Barrett’s 2017 clash with Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) has been circulating anew, but it’s hardly the only one from Barrett’s 2017 confirmation hearing that could be at issue in the weeks to come.
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What we know about alleged efforts by Trump’s 2016 campaign to suppress Black votes
A report from the United Kingdom’s Channel 4 fails to expand our understanding of Trump’s 2016 effort.
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Democratic super PAC jumps into South Carolina race against Lindsey Graham
A new $6.5 million ad campaign signals that Democrats see a chance to unseat the long-serving senator and staunch Trump supporter.
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The government’s probably spent more at Trump properties since 2017 than he’s paid in income tax for a decade
Some light is shed on the president’s still-murky taxes.
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‘Do as I say not as I do’: Blockbuster NYT report casts new light on Trump’s tax rhetoric
The president has repeatedly criticized people he says are not paying enough taxes — and his tweets about Barack Obama’s taxes are particularly hypocritical in retrospect.
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What we know — and still want to know — about Trump’s company
A New York Times report on President Trump’s taxes fills in some gaps in our understanding but doesn’t tell the whole story.
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The potential flaw in Democrats’ plan to make this Supreme Court fight all about health care
Voting won’t change the facts that the law is at risk and Amy Coney Barrett is likely to get confirmed.
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The danger for Trump: Erosion among independents and those with college degrees
A review of Post-ABC polling in 2016 and 2020 shows where things have gotten worse for Trump.
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Amy Coney Barrett, Supreme Court nominee, spoke at program founded to inspire a ‘distinctly Christian worldview in every area of law’
Her role as a speaker at the training program for Christian law students drew scrutiny when Trump nominated her to be a federal appellate judge, and it may do so again now.