It will be the postmaster general’s first opportunity to publicly answer lawmakers’ questions about the nation’s embattled mail service.
Category: Politics
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Democrats get ‘nasty’ on Trump, attacking him as responsible for — and indifferent to — American deaths
Speakers hit Trump by pinning responsibility on him for a family member’s death, golfing while the coronavirus outbreak raged and, in Obama’s case, being utterly unfit to be president.
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Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and Uncle Joe, who outlasted them both
On back-to-back nights, two former presidents try to elevate a nominee older than both of them.
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Trump’s counterpunches to Michelle Obama’s uppercut fall short
Trump’s effort to rebut Michelle Obama’s convention speech shows why most politicians don’t engage in such criticism.
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Doug Emhoff, husband of Kamala Harris, takes leave from job representing ‘highest profile’ people and ‘biggest names in Hollywood’
Emhoff’s firm says his ‘influence and achievements as an insider across many spectrums’ have made him one of California’s go-to lawyers for decades.
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New evidence revives an old question: What counts as Trump-Russia collusion?
A bipartisan report introduces previously undisclosed links between Russia’s hacking effort and Trump’s senior campaign team.
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The Senate’s big Russia report: What we learned, and what it means
The new Senate Intelligence Committee report on Trump’s campaign and Russia goes further than its predecessors in suggesting avenues for possible collusion.
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3 takeaways from the first night of the Democratic National Convention
Michelle Obama capped the DNC’s first night by making direct case for removing Trump and rejecting Trumpism, in starker terms than she ever has publicly.
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At least 20 states plan to sue the U.S. Postal Service over service delays, threat to election
The challenges come amid reports of mail delays across the country following new procedures put into place by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy.
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Michelle Obama’s full speech to the Democratic National Convention, annotated
Former first lady Michelle Obama’s speech took on Trump and Trumpism more directly than she did in her well-received 2016 DNC speech.
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She loves Sanders. She watched the convention to see if Biden can win her over.
“I’m really waiting for Joe to speak cogently about what his platform is about,” Tae-Sun Kim said.