Some Biden supporters argue that the presumptive nominee can’t rely on opposition to Trump but needs to more aggressively pitch his own candidacy.
Category: Politics
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Congress flails as coronavirus ravages the nation and the economy stalls
The partisan divisions are back on Capitol Hill, and they appear to be as intractable as ever.
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Getting a coronavirus vaccine in record time is hard. Distributing it to tens of millions may be equally daunting.
The administration has shared limited and often confusing information about its strategy, making it difficult for overwhelmed state and local officials to plan.
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As Trump leans into attacks on mail voting, GOP officials confront signs of Republican turnout crisis
Party leaders and strategists are encountering resistance to absentee ballots that they attribute to the president’s broadsides against voting by mail.
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The most dangerous false positive: Trump’s ongoing insistence that the pandemic is under control
It isn’t, as the data show and as his administration is often forced to admit.
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With deaths rising and cases falling, mortality rate goes out of fashion as a White House talking point
July’s favored metric will likely move to the back burner.
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What we don’t know about what to expect on Election Day
Maybe we won’t know the winner immediately, giving Trump an opportunity to raise questions. But maybe we will.
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If Congress can’t pass this coronavirus legislation, is the institution broken?
What former members say about why Congress has so much trouble acting in a crisis.
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In accusations of being too ambitious, some Black women see a double standard
They hear a trope that very often is used to keep women — especially Black women — in their place.
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Of course Trump’s campaign can’t reject the idea that Trump might seek foreign assistance
We already know that Trump has solicited aid from multiple countries.
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Coronavirus cases are climbing in Midwest states with previously low infections
President Trump continues a push to reopen schools and predicts a vaccine this year, while the World Health Organization says there may never be a “silver bullet.”
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As Trump’s latest effort for new FBI headquarters falls flat, Shelby moves parts of the bureau to Alabama
At least 1,500 FBI headquarters staff will relocate to $1.1 billion Huntsville campus while Washington-area plan flounders.