Category: Politics

The admission of regret from the chairman of the Joint Chiefs capped nearly two weeks of public discomfort with and outright condemnation of Trump’s leadership amid nationwide protests of racial injustice from some of the nation’s most revered military figures.

One America News’s poll of Florida from a questionable pollster showed a tie.

The notice states that all attendees “voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19” and agree not to hold the Trump campaign or venue liable.

In this edition: Georgia’s ugly primary reveals how bad November could be, turnout numbers trickle in from other key races, and a QAnon candidate gets an express lane to Congress.

Robert Morris Levy was charged with three counts of involuntary manslaughter and 28 counts of mail fraud, wire fraud and false statements to law enforcement officials.

The media is shifting its focus back to the pandemic even if the president isn’t.

The political implications of that movement and slogan have been a concern for Democrats.

The president is elevating Barr’s views after months of spurring an erosion of Barr’s objectivity.

There isn’t much recent polling, but the little we have suggests that the American public — especially in the South — remains uneasy about removing these symbols.

The president will also hold a Juneteenth rally in Tulsa, as he defends Confederate memorials.

The trip comes amid great anticipation and uncertainty over what measures the White House will support in response to protests over the death of George Floyd.

The Senate Armed Services Committee passed a defense policy bill Thursday that would require the Pentagon to remove the names of Confederate generals from military assets within three years.