Category: Politics

It’s difficult to divorce Trump’s avoidance of the topic from his handling of other recent allegations of Russia’s malign activity.

FiveThirtyEight polling averages instead see the race in most states largely unchanged after the conventions.

The president encouraged voters to double vote to ensure their vote is counted

For years, President Trump warned about voter fraud. Then he suggested that voters vote twice in the 2020 election, which would lead to voter fraud.

The president has pushed for reopenings and threatened schools that do not, although the administration has not put forth guidance for school districts.

A governor’s party affiliation plays a more significant role in the timing and extent of mask rules than the number of coronavirus infections and covid-19 deaths in a state, researchers say.

In this edition: Trump’s Blue Lives campaign, the aftermath of the Massachusetts primary, and the moderators for this year’s presidential debates.

The Minnesota Freedom Fund received a $35 million windfall after the death of George Floyd, but questions have been raised about its habit of posting bail for people charged with violent crimes.

The president himself, however, has said almost nothing about the poisoning of Putin’s fiercest critic.

The Democratic presidential candidate plans to hold a community meeting and speak with the family of Jacob Blake, who was shot seven times by police in Kenosha. Trump is heading to another key battleground state.

The Democratic presidential nominee listened to community leaders and spoke to Jacob Blake during a visit to a town embroiled in recent protests.

After Trump moved to slash federal funding from several “anarchist jurisdictions” late Wednesday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo shot back at the president, a fellow native of Queens.