Category: Politics

Trump continues to defend Postmaster General Louis DeJoy’s changes to the U.S. Postal Service, which are resulting in mail delays.

Democrats are also staging drive-in screenings and virtual watch parties to organize supporters for the sprint to Election Day.

Arab states are increasingly willing to leave aside the question of Palestinian land and rights to seek a variety of relationships with Israel, the region’s dominant military power and economic powerhouse.

In this edition: The political geography of Wisconsin, the door-knocking power of a Tea Party founder, and new polling.

The Democrats are hosting their convention in a state that President Trump plans to visit.

Attorneys general from at least six states are huddling to discuss possible lawsuits against the Trump administration to block it from reducing mail service, several told The Washington Post.

As the Democratic convention opens, the center-left holds more power, but liberals have energy and will demand a bigger voice if Biden wins. If he loses, the warfare will be even more intense.

The president is trying to make the post office a tool in his reelection campaign by slowing mail service, blocking an emergency infusion of federal funds and challenging the integrity of mail-in balloting.

Kamala Harris’s failure to galvanize the Black community was devastating for her presidential campaign. She worked relentlessly to repair those relations, easing the way for Joe Biden to put her on the ticket.