More than 1M ballots could be rejected
“Rejecting thousands of ballots would be enough” to swing a close race, says Columbia professor Richard Briffault
Why our anxious nation clings to polling
Election polling projects a sense of precision, and that holds considerable appeal in troubled times
How Fox News viewers write about "BLM"
Talking politics increasingly seems like an exercise in talking past one another
Texas early votes surpassa 2016 turnout
Two election forecasters have moved Texas into "toss-up" territory amid a surge in new voters
No, Cornyn didn't "graduate" from Oxford
Cornyn attacked an opponent a few years later for "padding his resume," referencing a lie about a college degree
Mark Meadows accused of finance crimes
The complaint draws on Salon's exclusive reporting from last week about the possible violations
Trump fans get heat stroke at FL. rally
"Trump campaign goes into home stretch by infecting, freezing, and burning its own supporters"
Trump "worst criminal in human history"
"I'm not talking about Trump the human being. I couldn't care less about him. I'm talking about the policies"
Are Biden aides panicked over turnout?
Symone Sanders disputes the report: "Earning the support of diverse voters is the beating heart of our operation"
Lincoln Project trolls Javanka yet again
The couple threatened to sue the GOP group for “enormous” sums if it didn't take down billboards with their images
Mirren recreates "Access Hollywood" tape
The scene is from Trump impersonator Sarah Cooper’s new Netflix special “Everything is Fine"
Multitasking is bad for memory
People who use several digital or screen-based media at the same time may suffer memory issues as a result
Bannon's darkest plot yet is imploding
Bannon's ideas for getting Trump reelected include firing FBI Director Christopher Wray and smearing Hunter Biden
Officials worry about Trump on Nov 3rd
Officials say Trump will claim some kind of “victory” on November 4th even if the vote tallies show him behind
"Mandalorian" shows us how to win 2020
The Season 2 premiere expands the "Star Wars" mythology with a fable about overcoming cultural division to survive
On "camouflaging" autism in a pandemic
Workplace discrimination against the neurodivergent is so common, most co-workers have no idea they're doing it
The riveting saga of "The Donut King"
Filmmaker Alice Gu spoke to Salon about the charming Ted Ngoy, who created a donut empire for Cambodian immigrants
Why you're resisting making future plans
With pandemic and election stress at an all-time high, I found myself unable to schedule things past Nov. 3
Walmart pulls guns amid unrest concerns
Human rights groups worried over election violence: "Guns, protests and elections do not mix well”
Sprites haunt Jupiter’s atmosphere
Sprites, "spectacular flashes of light" high in the atmosphere, have been seen on another world for the first time
Don Jr.: COVID deaths "almost nothing"
Deaths rose to 1,040 on Thursday as the number of new COVID-19 cases hit the highest number on record
Trump will play victim — no matter what
Trump may slink away in shame if he loses. If he wins, we're in for four years of tantrums and recrimination
The spooky possibility of thrift stores
Consumers and donors may be surprised to learn that not all thrift stores are nonprofits
Tucker Carlson, UPS and the Bidens
Carlson implied he was the target of a deep-state plot when "damning" documents went missing. Then UPS found them