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Trump vows to veto D.C. statehood bill ahead of historic vote
Andrea Germanos
"D.C. will never be a state"
Claiming COVID-19 cases were overcounted, West Virginia’s GOP governor forces out top health expert
Igor Derysh
“We had overstated the amount of active cases we have," Gov. Jim Justice claimed, without any explanation
A 1,500 mile-long dust plume is approaching the United States. Here’s what to expect
Nicole Karlis
A huge dust plume from the Sahara will cloak parts of the US this week — and could have adverse health effects
Congress may pass another stimulus bill. Here’s what that means for you
Matthew Rozsa
President Trump says he plans on supporting another stimulus bill that could include checks to citizens
What the Trump campaign is up to on YouTube? (Hint: It involves aliens, Bin Laden and Ivanka)
Alice Wilder
Mostly stymied from holding his mass rallies, Trump is turning to a different part of the internet
Robert Reich: America is exceptional in all the wrong ways
Robert Reich
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed what has long been true
After Tulsa: Liberal schadenfreude may feel good, but it won’t win the November election
Chauncey DeVega
Yeah, Trump seems like a beaten man. But have we learned nothing? Declaring victory now means certain defeat
Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abott reverses courses, urges people to stay home after reopening
Patrick Svitek
Gov. Greg Abbott recommends Texans stay home as coronavirus cases surge
Social Security commissioner invested in company that makes COVID test touted by Trump
Roger Sollenberger
Records show Andrew Saul invested in software, health care and medical device companies just ahead of pandemic
A top White House economic adviser is leaving — and sounding the alarm on his way out
Cody Fenwick
“I think everyone should be worried about how this is going to turn out in the end"
GOP theatrics drown out testimony as whistleblowers accuse Barr of politicizing Justice Department
Roger Sollenberger
"Mr. Chairman, I would ask that the sergeant-at-arms be called upon to stop the disruption of this meeting"
GOP senator begs Trump to not pull federal funding for coronavirus tests
Matthew Chapman
Texas senator urges Trump not to stop funding testing in his state — as cases explode following reopening
New research suggests racial justice protests have not led to COVID-19 transmission spike
Julia Conley
A new study offers evidence that widespread wearing of masks at outdoor demonstrations may be limiting transmission
Bolton says Trump turned a “blind eye” to coronavirus: “There was an empty chair in the Oval Office”
Matthew Chapman
"He didn’t want to hear about the potential impact of a pandemic . . . and its effect on his re-election"
Red-state reopening has been a disaster — and Republican hopes for a comeback are collapsing
Amanda Marcotte
Reopening stores and restaurants won't save the economy with the caseload spiking, and even Republicans know it
“A water emergency”: Analysis shows 80% spike in US utility bills over 8 years
Jessica Corbett
"Let us . . . demand that Congress finally make the necessary investments in clean water for all Americans"
Progressives may have scored big wins in Tuesday’s New York, Kentucky primaries
Roger Sollenberger
Early results may have rattled New York's Chuck Schumer, where moderate candidates in his state face several upsets
“Expect Trump to go ballistic”: Joe Biden opens dominant 14-point lead in New York Times poll
Igor Derysh
Voters overwhelmingly disapprove of Trump's handling of race relations and the coronavirus but support BLM protests
Trump’s campaign of delusion hits the rocks — and Republican women are bailing out
Heather Digby Parton
A new Sun Belt spike in COVID-19 cases could be Trump's Waterloo. Denying reality just isn't working anymore
So Trump wants to slow down the national testing program — problem is, there isn’t one
Dan Froomkin
Trump definitely wasn't joking about wanting to "slow the testing down." But he's never wanted testing at all
How Trump’s attacks on Joe Biden have “boomeranged back on him”
Alex Henderson
Trump's “Sleepy Joe” insults “have boomeranged back on him"
Martha McSally wants to pay you $4,000 to take a coronavirus vacation — sort of
Roger Sollenberger
Arizona GOP senator's strange new proposal comes as polls show her 13 points behind Democrat Mark Kelly
The boot camp of American life
Andrea Mazzarino
A military spouse’s perspective on racism and armed violence in the United States
With few guests donning masks, Las Vegas service workers fear for their safety
Nicole Karlis
Culinary Union workers say only "10 to 20 percent" of guests on the Las Vegas Strip are wearing masks
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