Category: Politics

Only 2 percent of Democrats agree with them.

A bad situation will get worse in coming weeks if Washington can’t agree on new rescue measures.

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany suggested Trump’s comments weren’t about heavy-handed policing. But his fuller comments — and what happened in Lafayette Square hours later — told another tale.

Black Americans have suffered more from the pandemic by nearly every measure.

In speeches hours apart, the two likely presidential candidates reflected divergent approaches to calls for justice.

But their efforts may be more flash than substance.

It’s not as simple as how excited people are to vote for their nominee; it’s also about how excited they are to vote against the alternative.

The scene at St. John’s Episcopal Church and authorities’ attacks on protesters were the product of a president who favors brute strength and fears looking weak.

Eight states plus the District of Columbia will hold primaries Tuesday. Several have struggled with demand for absentee ballots and poll worker shortages.

He is not, as he has made clear.

Trump’s remarks Monday night triggered a firestorm of criticism from Democrats, several of whom denounced his threat to deploy the military domestically as the behavior of a would-be authoritarian leader.

Rev. Mariann Budde says she is “outraged” that police cleared protesters from in front of St. John’s Church so president could visit.