Category: Politics

An interactive exploration of what an increase in mail balloting will look like.

President Trump’s interview with Laura Ingraham was the latest example of Trump making a controversial comment or unfounded assertion that kicks off a news cycle — an unhelpful one, in the eyes of many of his advisers — during an interview with a sympathetic host who tries unsuccessfully to keep him on message.

Experts on extremist groups warned that the president’s embrace of conspiracies has helped accelerate the mainstreaming of once-fringe ideas and emboldened his supporters.

A White House official said the president’s retweets do not imply endorsement. He earns Four Pinocchios.

In Kenosha, he pressed the hard-edge law-and-order message that his campaign hopes will give him an advantage over rival Joe Biden.

He wants to stop new permits on public lands, and he misspoke about it once

The controversial trip comes as the president seeks to frame his race against Joe Biden around law and order. Trump has no plans to meet with the family of Jacob Blake, whose shooting by police in the back sparked unrest.

The senator, who began his career before Rep. Joe Kennedy was born, is counting on his embrace of the Green New Deal and other far-left policies to propel him to a victory.

Rep. Richard E. Neal, who was elected in 1988, is trying to fend off a challenge on his left from Holyoke Mayor Alex B. Morse.

Laura Ingraham did her best to keep Trump on safe terrain, but it didn’t always work.

The former vice president used data that put his record in the best possible light against President Trump.

He’s done so even before his election.