The Democratic leader was wrong to say a GOP bill would allow “no medical malpractice suits till 2024, even if they’re not covid-related.”
Category: Politics
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March for Our Lives marches toward November with new campaign ad
The youth group is less focused on President Trump and more interested in changing policy at the state and local level.
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Pence calls Chief Justice John Roberts a ‘disappointment to conservatives’
The vice president’s rare rebuke came as he argued that the federal courts should be a big factor in the upcoming election.
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Election 2020 live updates: Trump heading to Ohio while Biden addresses Latino leaders
Trump is heading to Ohio for the first time since the pandemic, while Biden is set to deliver a virtual address to Latino leaders, as Tennessee holds its primary on Thursday.
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More states are using ballot drop boxes for absentee voters, but the boxes are already drawing skepticism
Critics say states expanding the practice may find the drop boxes are vulnerable to fraud.
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Congress under pressure as states lift electricity shut-off bans during coronavirus crisis
Congress is debating what to do next.
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New York attorney general seeks to dissolve NRA in suit accusing gun rights group of wide-ranging fraud and self-dealing
In a civil suit filed Wednesday, New York Attorney General Letitia James alleges that CEO Wayne LaPierre and other top leaders drained $64 million from the nonprofit in three years.
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Mail-in ballot applications in Virginia tap into worries about fraud with faulty instructions
A voter registration group with a history of error-prone mailers sent ballot applications with return envelopes addressed to the wrong elections offices.
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Top Democrats say postmaster general acknowledged new policies that workers say are delaying mail
The Postal Service had previously played down the changes that employees say have caused days-long backlogs.
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Almost 4 in 10 election-judge jobs in Maryland are vacant. Officials are begging Hogan to change his Election Day plan.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan wants to open every precinct despite the novel coronavirus.
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Virus keeps spreading as schools begin to open, frightening parents and alarming public health officials
Mississippi, now experiencing the country’s highest rate of positive tests, is emblematic of the pandemic’s new reality.