Category: Politics

Actually, he does. Quite a bit.

Trump raised a sizable amount but fell far short of Biden’s record-breaking $364.5 million in August.

It’s a likely snapshot of the race’s final eight weeks: one campaign fueled by in-person events with defiant crowds flouting health rules; the other driven by quiet, small events with everyone masked and spaced apart. Each side says the other is making a fatal error.

The announcement by the panel’s chairwoman late Monday followed a Washington Post report that DeJoy urged employees at his former business to give to GOP candidates and then boosted their bonuses to defray the cost.

The virus continues to spread, causing about 40,000 new cases a day and fears of a post-Labor Day spike.

The president is heading to a pair of battleground states as his Democratic challenger seeks, in a 60-second spot, to define the race as a choice between “darkness” and “a fresh start.”

He is returning to a 2016 tactic that helped him win the presidency. But will voters respond?

In a corny video that was supposed to have aired at the 2012 Republican convention, Trump criticizes Obama for things he himself ended up doing.

As Trump allies and former officials step forward to offer versions of events similar to the line touted by the White House, it’s worth emphasizing that not all denials are created equal.

And why it’s a tough sell.

In 2017, then-White House chief of staff John Kelly stepped forward to vouch for Trump and attack his critics. What’s happening today is a marked departure.

Video of the vice-presidential nominee in Chuck Taylor All-Stars gets more than 8 million views, as some see different shoes symbolizing a different candidate.