Comparing Trump’s 22-plus hours on the golf course with the daily coronavirus death toll.
Category: Politics
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He saved scores of lives on D-Day. Lawmakers say he was passed over for the Medal of Honor because he was Black.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen and others are pushing for Waverly B. Woodson to posthumously receive the nation’s highest military award.
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Sarah Huckabee Sanders vouches for Trump on dead soldiers — using a false claim
Sanders relayed in inexplicably false claim while defending President Trump — as she has many times before.
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The blue wave in 2018 was in part thanks to the 11 percent of voters who’d skipped 2016
New analysis of the 2018 midterms offers intriguing context to the 2020 turnout question.
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In Georgia’s chaotic primary, as many as 1,000 voters may have cast ballots by mail and in person, secretary of state says
Officials said it is not clear that double votes were counted in all instances and said poll worker error could have been a cause.
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The Trailer: It’s not 2016 for third-party candidates
In this edition: Shrinkage for third parties, another primary day in New England, and polls that will elevate the Democratic panic level from their usual 9 out of 10 to a solid 9.5.
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White House lawn, Rose Garden being re-sod after damage from GOP convention
Trump’s unprecedented decision to stage overtly political events on public property continues to reverberate nearly two weeks later, as work crews make repairs.
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Kamala Harris visits Milwaukee for her first in-person campaign event
Harris appears in Wisconsin for her first in-person campaign appearance as Biden’s running mate, as both sides focus on Midwestern swing states.
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Trump, under fire for alleged comments about veterans, has a long history of disparaging military service
Twenty-one years ago, Trump asked in little-remembered interview: “Does being captured make you a hero? I don’t know.”
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Amid Kenosha unrest, Wisconsin suburbs become a crucial testing ground for Trump’s appeals to White grievance
The president and Democratic nominee Joe Biden have traveled to the state with competing visions for dealing with police brutality and civil strife.
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Biden’s flexibility on policy could mean bloody fights if he wins
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden has embraced few marquee policy plans, seeking to keep Democrats unified and avoid President Trump’s attacks. But that could set the stage for raging policy battles if he takes office.
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The legal lines Louis DeJoy’s alleged campaign contribution reimbursements may have crossed
Campaign finance experts say the allegations against the postmaster general are serious.
