The president routinely cries “voter fraud” where none exists. Now he’s railing against legislation that doesn’t exist.
Category: Politics
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‘Donny from Queens’: Trump’s call into a sports radio show reveals the politics behind his push to restart college football
Amid the pandemic, the First Fan has again inserted himself into the cultural mix from the sidelines, delivering hot takes with the enthusiasm reminiscent of overheated sports talk radio.
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What you need to know about Kamala Harris
The U.S. senator from California will join the former vice president on the Democratic presidential ticket, the campaign announced.
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Disinformation for profit: How a Florida ‘dealmaker’ turns conservative outrage into cash
An investigation linking a network of right-wing sites to a digital marketing venture illuminates the financial motives behind the spread of hyperpartisan, low-quality news.
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The Trailer: Harris is the pick, plus what to watch in Tuesday’s primaries
In this edition: The veep pick, everything to watch in today’s primaries, a scandal in Massachusetts sparks a debate about sexual consent, and Andrew Yang really wants to speak at the convention.
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The pandemic has reshaped Election 2020 — and Trump’s prospects for reelection
No election in history has played out against the backdrop of a pandemic, a major recession and a racial reckoning. Even more than ever, it is largely about the incumbent.
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No, Kamala Harris didn’t call Joe Biden racist
The Trump campaign’s response to the Democratic vice-presidential pick was false from the outset.
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Rep. Omar, Georgia Republicans face critical primaries Tuesday
The high-profile Minnesota Democrat on Tuesday faces a well-funded primary challenger.
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Is this voter fraud? A quiz.
The difficulty of this quiz will depend on your level of commitment to viewing things as fraud.
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The best argument for and against each Biden VP pick
Joe Biden’s pick is reportedly imminent. Here’s what should be weighed with each candidate — the good and the bad.
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U.S. coronavirus deaths once again top 1,000 a day, as Florida, Georgia hit records
As the worldwide total of coronavirus cases surpassed 20 million, the United States remained the epicenter of infections and death.
