Despite having served as president for three and a half years, just 37 percent say Trump has the right experience for the job, while 67 percent say the same of Biden.
Category: Politics
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Gun rights activist defeats five-term GOP congressman in Colorado primary
Lauren Boebert is the owner of a gun-themed restaurant who battled the city and state over coronavirus restrictions.
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Trump’s ardent defense of Confederate monuments continues as Americans swing the opposite direction
Trump doubles down on his support of Confederate memorials despite growing opposition to them across the country.
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Trump campaign snips and cuts Democrats’ remarks in misleading ad on violence
President Trump tweeted an ad that is among the worst of this election cycle, earning Four Pinocchios.
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Nearly 600,000 people have voted for candidates who support QAnon
The bizarre conspiracy theory may not be getting people elected, but it’s certainly not serving as a disqualifier.
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Trump supporters hope to use conservative anger at Justice Roberts as energizing moment for troubled campaign
Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr.’s role in cases advancing gay and abortion rights is seen in the White House as an opening to shore up part of Trump’s political base.
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Trump suggests Russia’s denials may trump U.S. intelligence — again
“If it did happen, the Russians would hear about it, and anybody else would hear about it that was involved,” Trump said. Russia has denied the bounties program existed, but U.S. intelligence disagrees.
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The Cybersecurity 202: FCC strike against Huawei reflects broader split between China and the West
The UK and other nations are also backing off the Chinese telecom.
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Trump set to headline high-dollar fundraising dinner at a private Florida home next week
The invitation for the $580,600-per-couple dinner does not name the owner of the home in Hillsboro Beach, Fla.
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The most fervently pro-Trump cable network offers a concise lesson in creating fake news
Last week, unhappy with the results of a poll from Florida, OAN pulled a story about it. Then it made a new one — misrepresenting the results.
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The Energy 202: Forest Service sparks controversy for pushing logging, oil during pandemic
Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said now is the time to get rid of burdensome regulation.
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The Health 202: U.S. isn’t ready for the contact tracing it needs to stem the coronavirus
Many states and localities don’t have sufficient teams in place to track down those exposed to the virus.
