There’s no reason to think that this will actually gain him votes.
Category: Politics
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Black female voters say they want what they’re owed: power
Headed into November, several black women voters, organizers and activists say this could be the year they are finally valued — not just for their output, but for their input.
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The Trump White House finally — if unintentionally — invokes the Armenian genocide
In a briefing Monday, White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany referenced vandalism of the “Armenian Genocide Memorial.” The invocation of the G-word is something administrations have avoided for decades.
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The Technology 202: The Gettysburg gathering highlights the offline dangers of social media hoaxes
The bizarre event highlighted how apparent falsehoods on social media can catalyze volatile and dangerous offline behavior.
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Spencer Cox wins Utah GOP gubernatorial primary, dashing Jon Huntsman’s hopes of a comeback
Cox, Utah’s lieutenant governor, bested Jon Huntsman, the former governor and 2012 presidential candidate who stepped down as U.S. ambassador to Russia last year.
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The politics of race are shifting, and politicians are struggling to keep pace
Race has reshaped America’s two major parties and defined its politics.
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Protester dies after being hit by speeding car in Seattle
The driver entered a closed stretch of highway and drove into a protest march.
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Trump turned July Fourth into a partisan event. The damage could be long-lasting.
The president is losing the war against the novel coronavirus, and his reelection campaign is struggling. In response, he has decided to start a different war.
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Duckworth emerging as a contender to be Biden’s running mate
Tammy Duckworth, senator from Illinois and a war hero, is being looked at seriously.
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Joint effort by two Democratic super PACs raised $107 million so far in election cycle, groups say
American Bridge and Unite the Country are pooling resources to attack President Trump in key states and project positive messages around former vice president Joe Biden.
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Va. Republicans to choose nominee to face Rep. Spanberger in Trump district
Nick Freitas and John McGuire — both military veterans and state lawmakers — are top contenders.
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‘White power’ video was a glimpse into Trump-era political discourse in ‘America’s friendliest’ retirement community
Political arguments in the Villages have led at times to physical confrontations, prompting some septuagenarians to pack pepper spray and stun guns into the golf carts residents use to dart around the 35-square mile community.
