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As Georgia reopened, officials knew of severe shortage of PPE for health care workers
Rachana Pradhan, Victoria Knight
“There’s really been this normalization and this acceptance that some people are going to be expendable"
New ad uses Trump’s golf vacations to illustrate his many failed promises
Brad Reed
Trump said in 2016 that he'd be too busy to golf during his presidency, but he's gone far more than Obama ever did
Republican Sen. Bill Cassidy, who is a physician, tests positive for COVID-19
Alex Henderson
“I am strictly following the direction of our medical experts and strongly encourage others to do the same"
DNC speakers defend Obamacare and attack Trump on pandemic
Kaiser Health News Staff
"In the middle of a pandemic, he is still trying to get rid of the Affordable Care Act”
Donald Trump’s desperation is pathological — and deeply dangerous for the nation
Alan D. Blotcky
As a clinical psychologist, I see these final weeks before the election as perilous for Trump — and all of us
Joe Biden seizes the spotlight with a simple argument: Vote for me, I’m not a sociopath
Amanda Marcotte
Joe Biden ends the convention with the speech of his life — and a vision of life on the other side of this hell
Susan Collins helped cripple the USPS: Now Maine farmers are getting dead baby chicks in the mail
Igor Derysh
“Ultimately, that law is responsible for how we got to where we’re at," a postal union leader tells Salon
Facebook is a global threat to public health, Avaaz report says
Matthew Rozsa
"Superspreaders" of health misinformation have no barriers to going viral on the social media giant
New book reveals “shadow chief of staff” Sean Hannity actually thinks Trump is “batsh*t crazy”
Roger Sollenberger
"If you were hearing what I'm hearing, you'd be vaping, too," Hannity allegedly told a friend
Who needs TV and movies? Audio dramas are booming when our minds need them most
Alex Brady
Interest in non-fiction podcasts took a dip at the start of quarantine, but downloads of fiction podcasts went up
Kamala Harris’ big night: Democrats foreground “women’s issues” as urgent, universal concerns
Amanda Marcotte
On convention's third night, women's issues—immigration, climate change, child care, gun violence—took center stage
Why COVID deniers and climate skeptics paint scientists as alarmist
Kate Yoder
Donald Trump — and ardent science deniers — use words like "alarmist" to characterize top disease experts
Vladimir Putin’s prize pupil is almost ready: Trump’s final exam in authoritarian rule
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump has studied authoritarian stagecraft with the Russian master. The 2020 election poses his biggest test
Trump embraces support from QAnon: They “like me very much” and “love America”
Roger Sollenberger
Crossing a hallucinatory line, Trump links delusional conspiracy theory to his protest crackdown and border wall
GOP senator’s ad on reopening Texas schools uses video of “class” in Estonia, where COVID is scarce
Roger Sollenberger
The ad also appears to suggest that Sen. John Cornyn has eased back on his hardline demands for in-person learning
Fox News host repeatedly fact-checks Kellyanne Conway’s alternative Democratic Convention facts
Igor Derysh
“Joe Biden’s got a plan," Sandra Smith tells Conway. "It's on his campaign website . . . You can read through it"
Trump’s supplemental $300-a-week subsidy for the unemployed will only last three weeks
Matthew Rozsa
A recent memo says the unemployed are guaranteed just a few weeks of supplemental help from Trump's lifeline
Heading into GOP convention, Trump goes all-in on ugly white grievance politics
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is betting his future on a simple belief: White people are still deeply racist. Will America prove him wrong?
Anderson Cooper calls MyPillow CEO “a snake oil salesman” as he peddles coronavirus miracle “cure”
Alex Henderson
“I do what Jesus has me do," Mike Lindell responds to Cooper. "I give the glory to God, and I want to help people"
Republicans send North Carolina voters mail-in ballot requests with President Trump’s face on them
Roger Sollenberger
The mailer reads, "ARE YOU GOING TO LET THE DEMOCRATS SILENCE YOU? ACT NOW TO STAND WITH PRESIDENT TRUMP"
Unlike Republicans, Democrats can govern. But can they fight?
Robert Reich
The dysfunction today is that Republicans can’t govern and Democrats can’t fight
Democratic Convention hits Trump where it hurts: On lack of pandemic preparedness
Kaiser Health News Staff
The pandemic was an ever-present theme during the first night of the Democrats’ 2020 national convention
Trump dropped into Iowa — and didn’t even try to understand the devastation
Jeff Biggers
The climate crisis is hitting the heartland hard — but Republicans just want to force our kids into COVID schools
Veterans Affairs scrambles to find alternatives to USPS as medication shipments slow down: report
Matthew Chapman
Senators say they have heard from “hundreds” of veterans who have been waiting for vital medications for weeks
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