Trump supporters are more enthusiastic in their support. Biden is seen as more trusted on pandemic, race relations, crime and safety
Category: Politics
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4 things that could swing the 2020 race toward Trump
Joe Biden’s lead has been growing, but a lot can change in three and a half months.
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‘I do not want to take Kanye West seriously. But I know that we have to.’
The 43-year-old announced his 2020 run on Twitter earlier this month. Could his campaign have an impact?
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Trump declines to say whether he will accept November election results
In an interview on “Fox News Sunday,” Trump claimed without evidence that mail-in voting could “rig” the outcome of the election.
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Democrats demand expansion of voting rights in memory of John Lewis
House Majority Leader James E. Clyburn is calling on Trump to turn words into action.
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Conservatives’ tributes to John Lewis open them up to scrutiny of their actions on civil and voting rights
Conservatives showing respect to the late representative and civil rights leader are pressured to honor his legacy in policy.
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Trump defends bungled handling of coronavirus with falsehoods and dubious claims
In a wide-ranging interview with Chris Wallace of Fox News, Trump also declined to call the Confederate flag offensive and suggested he might not accept the results of the November election if he loses.
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The Trailer: Can Trump sell fear to the suburbs?
In this edition: The “war on the suburbs” explained, why New York is having the worst time counting votes, and what we learned from a talkative weekend for the president.
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Biden under pressure to shatter ‘cement ceiling’ by naming a black woman to be his running mate
The Democratic presidential candidate faces pressure to put aside an old playbook that has placed a premium on experience in the nation’s highest elected jobs — positions that have largely eluded black women.
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Endangered GOP senators under pressure as Senate considers new coronavirus measures
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell faces disputes in his conference over aid to states and localities, and public disapproval of the Trump administration’s handling of the pandemic.
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Trump may finally be facing the political consequences of his untrustworthiness
Americans are concerned about the state of the country given the coronavirus pandemic — 60 percent disapprove of President Trump’s handling of the outbreak, according to a Washington Post-ABC survey. Voters’ lack of confidence in Trump could have ramifications in the November presidential election.
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John Lewis tributes pour in from leaders across the country
President Trump had not yet offered a statement about Lewis’ death.
