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Protect Black Women: Megan Thee Stallion Brings Black Power, Calls For Justice To ‘SNL’ Stage
An artist’s responsibility is to reflect the times.” — Nina Simone Megan Thee Stallion brought the heat and light during her debut Saturday Night Live...
Live updates: Trump says he feels ‘much better,’ after top aide says president’s vitals were ‘very concerning’
Trump's physician said the president will be closely monitored Sunday at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in between doses of the experimental drug, remdesivir.
How the White House is trying to convince America that Trump’s illness isn’t a big deal
A video that has apparently been edited. Photos taken 10 minutes apart.
5 big questions about the White House’s botched handling of Trump’s coronavirus diagnosis
A series of contradictory statements and a growing number of questionable decisions raise huge questions about how this is being handled.
There’s no real question that Biden won the first presidential debate
Repeated polls specifically about the debate show Biden having the advantage.
Twitter banished the worst QAnon accounts. But more than 93,000 remain on the site, research shows
More than 93,000 active accounts have references to QAnon in their Twitter profiles, and their overall rate of posting has increased, according to new research.
A pandemic, a crushed economy, racial protests and now a president with coronavirus
In America’s annus horribilis, Trump’s illness puts the uncontained coronavirus back to the forefront of the presidential campaign.
N.C. Democratic challenger apologizes for intimate texts to a woman who is not his wife
Cal Cunningham said he would remain in the race against Sen. Thom Tillis (R), one of the most closely-watched contests critical to majority control of...
Rose Garden ceremony attendees who tested positive for coronavirus
Several people who attended an event for the Supreme Court nomination of Amy Coney Barrett at the White House on Sept. 26 have tested positive...
Supreme Court opens new term at the center of America’s bitter political divide
Already swamped with emergency lawsuits over the voting process, the court also faces the prospect of having to decide November’s presidential election.