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
Vote suppression: What the GOP does best
Republicans have been working toward this moment since well before Bush v. Gore. There's only one way to stop them
The threat of COVID-induced white flight
Local governments and companies must invest in affordable housing now
Journalists must prepare for Trump chaos
We know Trump will try to swamp this election in lies, rumors and lawsuits. Political media must be prepared
Climate action stymied in new Court
With more and more constitutional "originalists," the tide is turning back towards the "nondelegation doctrine"
Atlantic City's warning to the nation
Trump looted and corrupted New Jersey's gambling mecca and then got out of town. Does that sound familiar?
Mark Meadows' campaign cash scheme
New details add to Salon's reporting that Meadows spent campaign funds on personal expenses, an apparent crime
Are you being deceived by a robot?
Automation can significantly increase the distribution of far-right conspiracy theories
Kavanaugh is "down to steal this thing"
"Kavanaugh is announcing to the world that if it will help Trump win he will join a decision to not count votes."
BUSTED: Commerce Secretary's China links
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross was on the board during the tariff fight between the U.S. and China in 2018
"Toss up" Texas is now in play for Dems
Early votes in the conservative stronghold of Texas have surpassed 90% of the state's total turnout in 2016
Thomas' wife promotes conspiracies
Ginni Thomas is not only far-right — she is also big on conspiracy theories
Should Trump take Rudy's latest advice?
Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani has been pressing for attorney general to publicly announce probe of Joe Biden's son
Falwell Jr. sues Liberty University
"We were forced to seek remedy for Mr. Falwell’s ongoing injuries and damage to his reputation," his attorney says
Does Ross have conflict of interest?
Ross has come under fire for a series of revelations about investments that may conflict with his government duties
David Perdue pulls out of final debate
The last debate produced viral clips of Perdue's Democratic challenger condemning him as a “crook"
"City So Real" celebrates flawed Chicago
In his new series Steve James presents Chicago as a microcosm of America: multicultural, divided, lovely and broken
The COVID-19 immunity misconception
Understanding "durable immunity" versus "transient immunity" is the key to knowing how to defeating the virus
FB throttled left-leaning sites: report
Facebook denies their algorithm change targeted specific sites, though it had a slanted political outcome
Trump camp seeks ex-cops to watch polls
City Councilman Jeremiah Ellison accused union chief Bob Kroll of aiding a "voter intimidation campaign"
Collins won't say if she'll vote Trump
Trump trails Joe Biden by 13 points in a race that could determine whether Democrats flip control of the Senate
In "Madre," loss & perception of madness
Acclaimed director Rodrigo Sorogoyen spoke to Salon about how loss &uncertainty transform reality in his new film
USPS: No "right" to timely delivery
USPS data shows that less than 70% of first-class mail arrived on time on Wednesday — and only 42% in Philadelphia
Trump openly scorns his own voters
It's no surprise that Trump thinks his supporters are a bunch of morons. Now he isn't even pretending any longer