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Scholar Larry Bartels: Trump has revealed that “truth and reason” don’t matter to politics
Chauncey DeVega
Author of "Unequal Democracy" on the elite "folk theories" of politics — and how Trump has exposed them as false
Behind the humble “I Voted” sticker’s enduring appeal — and whether you’ll get one this year
Ashlie D. Stevens
They're fun to receive, share and compare. But do the simple stickers actually make a difference in voter turnout?
Despite what Trump says, the U.S. breaks COVID infection record just 11 days before the election
Andrea Germanos
77,640 new Covid-19 cases were reported on Thursday
Here’s what the different “phases” of vaccine production really mean
Matthew Rozsa
What is a Phase III trial? A Phase II? We asked experts to decode these suddenly-common news terms
In tamer debate, Trump and Biden clash (again) on president’s pandemic response
Kaiser Health News Staff, PolitiFact Staff
In stark contrast to the first debate, there was more policy talk
Trump and Biden parred over Texas’ energy industry and global warming during final debate
Abby Livingston
Trump emphasized economic priorities while Biden advocated for alternate means of energy besides oil and gas
Biden schools Trump on environmental justice during debate
Nikhil Swaminathan
Trump focused on the health of people's and industries' finances instead of the safety of vulnerable communities
Tackling climate change seemed expensive. Then COVID happened
Joseph Winters
A new study finds that just one-tenth of COVID stimulus spending would be enough to limit global warming
COVID-19 death rates have drastically fallen among all age groups — even as cases spike
Igor Derysh
The chances of an infected person dying from the coronavirus fell from 25% to 7% in one study
The year of constant sorrow: Defeating Donald Trump won’t heal the damage of 2020
Lucian K. Truscott IV
In a year of worsening pandemic and avoidable tragedy, we must find the strength to rebuild and go on
Most U.S. farmers remain loyal to Trump despite pain from trade wars and COVID-19
Wendong Zhang, Minghao Li
Record subsidies have allowed Trump to maintain support among farmers hit hard by the trade war and COVID-19
Trump said that he is “cured” of COVID-19. Scientists say that’s not how it works
Matthew Rozsa
"There is no 'cure' for this disease," one doctor told Salon
What “civil” debate? The one I watched revealed Donald Trump as a cold-blooded psychopath
Amanda Marcotte
A calmer tone only exposed Trump's lack of basic empathy about the pandemic, family separation or anything else
Trump says he saved 2 million lives from COVID. Really?
Victoria Knight
Is there any truth to the idea that Trump is responsible for saving 2 million lives from COVID-19?
Joe Biden just wiped the floor with Trump
Cody Fenwick
Though Trump occasionally had a strong or persuasive moment, Biden was undoubtedly the clear victor of the debate
How to vote safely in person
Nicole Karlis, Matthew Rozsa
While it is unlikely you'll get coronavirus from your polling place, experts have a few tips to avoid transmission
SCOTUS lets Alabama ban curbside voting aimed at aiding people with COVID-19 risk and disabilities
Igor Derysh
A lower court had ruled that the ban violated the Constitution, as well as the Americans With Disabilities Act
Giuliani calls NSFW Borat hotel room scene a “hit job” in retaliation for recent Biden smear
Roger Sollenberger
The man once called "America's Mayor" appears to be touching himself under his pants while on a hotel bed
Lincoln Project’s anti-Trump ads show the power of biting satire
Chris Lamb
Founded by longtime Republicans, the PAC has spent $28 million on the effort to unseat Trump
Why nurses say “Trump must go”
Mark Kreidler
Donald Trump’s inability to reckon with the truth of the coronavirus is apparent by the numbers
Lara Trump: No, that’s not funny at all
Terry H. Schwadron
"How is it 'fun' to have armed domestic terrorists plotting clandestinely to kill governors?"
McConnell admits he’s been working to sabotage COVID relief talks to speed up Barrett confirmation
Jake Johnson
"Senate Republicans would rather help him do it than help millions of Americans."
How Europe and America blew it on the pandemic: A tale of blindness and arrogance
Josef Bouska
In Europe and the U.S., politicians and the public were guided by fantasy — when the lessons of Asia were clear
Psychologist Kevin Washington: Trump is waging “psychic terrorism” against Black Americans
Igor Derysh
Donald Trump didn't create the traumatic ideology of white supremacy, says Washington. But he helped unleash it
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