Following publication of books by Trump’s niece and former top advisers, a lawsuit aims to release hundreds of others from confidentiality agreements.
Category: Politics
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Trump continues to flout social distancing guidelines even as he urges others to follow them
Since the beginning of the crisis, Trump has contradicted the government’s top health experts, downplayed the severity of the deadly pathogen, deflected blame for the high death rate in the United States and pushed to reopen businesses and public schools.
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Jerry Falwell Jr. said a racy photo was ‘in good fun.’ A GOP lawmaker says he should resign.
Rep. Mark Walker, who has ties to Liberty University, said Falwell should step down as the Christian college’s president.
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Election 2020 live updates: Trump, Biden spar over coronavirus, religion
News from the trail and other scoops from the campaign.
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Biden’s base takes his comments seriously, not literally
No doubt a frustrating development for Trump.
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GOP women warn of eroding support among female voters amid a ‘gender chasm’
President Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic and racial unrest are causing women to flee the GOP, female Republican pollsters and members say.
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Trump tries to muscle through changes in presidential debates to gain advantage
The president’s team is also circulating false claims that Joe Biden is seeking to avoid the face-to-face meetings this fall.
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White House calls Arizona a coronavirus success story as state resets after huge spike in cases
Trump points to one of the hardest-hit states as a model for managing the pandemic without lockdowns, but Arizona is also a cautionary tale about swift reopening.
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Federal officers may be leaving Portland, but federal charges will linger for many
People from many walks of lives are facing federal charges from Portland’s protests.
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Democrats and Republicans push back on Trump’s desire to deliver convention speech from White House
Local and national leaders raised legal, ethical and law enforcement complications if the speech is made on government property, an option after two sites were rejected.
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Supreme Court says sheriff doesn’t have to provide additional pandemic relief at jail
Justices again show they are reluctant to second-guess local officials dealing with the coronavirus.
