In a wide-ranging news conference, the president also weighed in on the progress of a coronavirus vaccine, as well as his relationship with the nation’s military.
Category: Politics
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In new book, former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen describes alleged episodes of racism and says president likes how Putin runs Russia
Cohen, who is serving a prison sentence for crimes committed while serving Trump, lays out an alarming portrait of the commander in chief and those around him.
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Harris warns of Russian interference in November election
The Democratic vice-presidential nominee said Trump’s criticism of voting systems could also compromise confidence in the outcome.
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Louis DeJoy’s rise as GOP fundraiser was powered by contributions from company workers who were later reimbursed, former employees say
A spokesman for the postmaster general said DeJoy “believes that he has always followed campaign fundraising laws and regulations.”
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Different voters, one Biden message: It’s Trump’s fault
On the pandemic, the economy and racial justice, the former vice president is hoping shared disdain of Trump unifies potential supporters.
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The Trailer: The seven political states of Pennsylvania
In this edition: The political states of Pennsylvania, the latest ads from the presidential race, and polls that confound some conventional wisdom about Wisconsin.
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The seven political states of Pennsylvania
The story in Pennsylvania in 2016 was different than in Wisconsin and Michigan.
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Congressional Democrats push for DeJoy investigation
Following allegations that Postmaster General Louis DeJoy urged employees of his previous business to make political contributions, Congressional Democrats accuse him of laundering campaign money and call for an investigation.
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Trump and allies ratchet up disinformation efforts in late stage of campaign
The president and his supporters are trafficking in obfuscation and disinformation at a rapid clip, through the use of selectively edited videos, deceptive retweets and false statements.
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Trump fixates on the promise of a vaccine — real or not — as key to reelection bid
The campaign gambit is aimed at improving his standing with an electorate that overwhelmingly disapproves of his management of the pandemic.
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An emboldened left, Trump acolytes and GOP conspiracy theorists — meet the probable House freshman class
Candidates favored to win in November could upend the lower chamber’s dynamics, with liberal members replacing establishment Democrats and Trump-inspired candidates taking over.