Category: Politics

Judge William J. Martinez wrote that the mailer “provides false or misleading information about the manner of Colorado’s elections” and “likely interferes with Colorado citizens’ fundamental right to vote.”

A pair of new reports drove home the consistent, ongoing effort to downplay the virus and apply pressure on apolitical government officials to fall in line.

A rally in Nevada revealed the tension between Trump’s rhetoric and what he and his base actually feel.

Two pieces of news about the 2016 Russia investigation underscored how concerned some current and former Justice Department officials are that Attorney General William P. Barr is using the levers of the department to help President Trump win in 2020.

On both, science disagrees.

The promised spending, mainly on advertising, will go to encouraging early voting in a state central to Donald Trump’s reelection hopes.

President Trump is on a campaign swing out West this weekend, while former vice president Joe Biden has no public events.

Two officers were shot Saturday night while sitting in their squad car.

Bannon has emerged as one of the biggest champions of businessman Guo Wengui, who casts himself as an anti-communist dissident, even as other critics of the Chinese government have grown skeptical of his claims.

In this edition: The political geography of Minnesota, the chemical warfare of debate expectation-setting, and new polls that show us what’s changed since the conventions.

Both parties were surprised by what Trump almost pulled off in 2016. And both are investing in the state this year.

Latino leaders say Biden’s outreach falls short and he is risking his chance to win Florida. A Biden visit to Miami on Tuesday — and a cash infusion from Mike Bloomberg — reflect a scramble to catch up.