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COVID surge is a live threat to Trump’s already-weak campaign
Alex Henderson
Trump's reelection campaign is hurting the most in places where COVID-19 is rising the most
America’s crimes against humanity aren’t on the ballot this year — but they should be
David Masciotra
"Family separation" and forced sterilization have vanished from the headlines. But they must not be forgotten
Records show Trump’s border wall is costing taxpayers billions more than initial contracts
Perla Trevizo, Jeremy Schwartz
The border wall is costing about five times more per mile than it did under previous administrations
Without stimulus, 12 million Americans will owe more than $5000 in missed rent by December: analysis
Igor Derysh
Rent debt could top $70 billion by the end of the year if Republicans keep blocking additional coronavirus relief
Trump touts his war on drug prices as costs continue to climb
Mark Kreidler
Trump claims to have cut prescription drug prices, but the proof is at the pharmacy counter.
The “hanging chads” of 2020: More than 1 million mail-in ballots could be rejected this election
Igor Derysh
“Rejecting thousands of ballots would be enough” to swing a close race, says Columbia professor Richard Briffault
Watchdog files complaint accusing Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows of campaign finance crimes
Roger Sollenberger
The complaint draws on Salon's exclusive reporting from last week about the possible violations
From hypothermia to heat stroke: Here are the horrible things you can get at a Trump rally
Kenny Stancil
"Trump campaign goes into home stretch by infecting, freezing, and burning its own supporters"
Navigating the workplace on the spectrum: What it’s like being disabled in the pandemic-era office
Matthew Rozsa
Workplace discrimination against the neurodivergent is so common, most co-workers have no idea they're doing it
Why your brain is having difficulty making plans right now, according to a neuroscientist
Ashlie D. Stevens
With pandemic and election stress at an all-time high, I found myself unable to schedule things past Nov. 3
Walmart removes guns and ammo from shelves over concerns about “civil unrest”
Igor Derysh
Human rights groups worried over election violence: "Guns, protests and elections do not mix well”
“Over 1,000 people died today”: Don Jr. falsely claims that COVID-19 deaths are “almost nothing”
Igor Derysh
Deaths rose to 1,040 on Thursday as the number of new COVID-19 cases hit the highest number on record
Trump will lash out if he loses — but he and his fans will be bigger crybabies if they win
Amanda Marcotte
Trump may slink away in shame if he loses. If he wins, we're in for four years of tantrums and recrimination
How a misconception about coronavirus immunity is causing thousand of needless deaths
Nicole Karlis
Understanding "durable immunity" versus "transient immunity" is the key to knowing how to defeating the virus
Kavanaugh corrects controversial opinion after Vermont fact-checks false claim about mail-in voting
Igor Derysh
Vermont Secretary of State Jim Condos called out Kavanaugh's "erroneous claim" and called for a public correction
Psychologist Dan McAdams on the case of Trump: “Much stranger than any diagnostic category”
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "The Strange Case of Donald J. Trump": He's a man who "doesn't even remember what happened yesterday"
Analysis shows spike in Covid-19 cases after numerous Trump rallies
Kenny Stancil
"These rallies offer a boost to the president's ego but risk leaving behind a trail of sickness"
Trump and Biden on the biggest climate question: What kind of energy transition lies ahead?
Carl Pope
A historic energy transition is here: Coal is dying and oil will soon follow. How we manage this change is critical
Kayleigh McEnany’s new volunteer role with the Trump campaign raises ethics questions
Roger Sollenberger
Salon previously reported that the Trump campaign had paid McEnany after she joined the White House this April
Jared Kushner bragged about ignoring medical experts: “Trump’s in charge — not the doctors”
Brad Reed
Roughly 40,000 Americans had died from COVID-19 at the time of Kushner’s statement
Pennsylvania’s new vote-by-mail law expands access for everyone except the poor
Jonathan Lai, Samantha Melamed, Michaelle Bond
In Philadelphia, language barriers, unstable housing and lack of internet access make voting by mail difficult
Easy, not-too-spooky Halloween treats to cook up with your kids
Ashlie D. Stevens
Trick or treating may be cancelled this year, but you can still scare up some fun in your kitchen
Elderly Trump fans stranded outside of Omaha rally hospitalized, one treated for hypothermia: report
Igor Derysh
Hundreds of supporters who braved the coronavirus risk were crowded in a freezing airfield for hours
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