GOP leaders McConnell and McCarthy to meet with Trump on Monday morning as Congress starts three-week legislative sprint
Category: Politics
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Fox News’s Chris Wallace just exposed Trump as very few have
Rarely has Trump had his falsehoods called out to his face. It happened over and over again on Sunday.
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Trump’s law-and-order message flops
The president has tried to make that refrain his calling card in the race against Biden. New poll data shows it isn’t working.
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New polling makes clear what Trump refuses to see: His pandemic response has been a political disaster
But on both the pandemic and the polling, the president remains in denial.
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Even Trump’s revisionist claims about the coronavirus disappearing are probably wrong
The viruses at the heart of past pandemics are still with us.
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With little clarity on coronavirus, Americans crowdsource how to live in a pandemic
Hungry to know what’s safe, people turn to celebrities and social media for medical advice.
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When Trump was holding regular briefings, his approval was higher. It wasn’t because of the briefings.
It wasn’t the briefings. It was the actions.
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Hogan defends use of all polling sites, requiring applications for mail-in ballots
Maryland governor says he encourages people to vote by mail, but also wants to avoid a repeat of primary fiasco.
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Coronavirus briefings are coming back. Will they help or hurt Trump?
His comments Monday announcing the return of the briefing suggest that having eyeballs on him is very much on his mind.
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The dubious deployment of armed enforcers within the U.S. is central to Trump’s politics
The wall. The border. And now — with even less basis — Democratic cities.
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Trump to bring back coronavirus briefings in attempt to revive faltering campaign
The move to restore the news conferences comes as Trump has struggled to turn the country’s attention away from the surging pandemic and accompanying economic devastation just months before voters head to the polls.
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Florida teachers union sues over return to in-person classes, as debate over school during the pandemic intensifies
A Florida teachers union is suing the governor over an order that public schools open next month for in-person instruction, saying it would endanger educators. The move pulls the courts into an increasingly heated debate over school reopenings.
