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Mark Meadows is Donald Trump’s worst chief of staff — which is really saying something

Heather Digby Parton
Former Freedom Caucus head is in over his head, obeying his worst instincts and wrecking the place — like his boss

Across the country, public health officials are getting fired in throes of pandemic

Michelle R. Smith, Associated Press, Lauren Weber
At least 49 state and local public health officials have resigned or lost jobs since April across 23 states

Cutting payroll taxes is the wrong medicine

Terry H. Schwadron
Trump’s dubious move to cut Social Security taxes won’t revive the virus-infected economy

Pro-Trump “news” site is run by Trump’s super PAC — and that raises legal questions

Roger Sollenberger
The American Herald looks like a conservative news site, but it's run by pro-Trump super PAC America First Action

Ted Cruz criticized for joking about “magic money tree” for pandemic aid: “It’s not a godd**n joke”

Roger Sollenberger
"Millions of families are facing hunger, the threat of eviction, and the loss of their health care . . . Get real"

Trump, who told Obama to resign after one Ebola death, calls 160,000 COVID-19 deaths “fantastic job”

Igor Derysh
"I think it's been amazing what we've been able to do," Trump said of his response to the coronavirus pandemic

Businesses and workers “furious” with McConnell over response to Kentucky’s economic crisis: report

Alex Henderson
"I can’t imagine a state that needs additional relief more than Kentucky does"

White House paid up to $500 million too much for ventilators: Congressional investigators

Patricia Callahan, Sebastian Rotella
A House panel says "gullible" White House negotiators overpaid for Phillips ventilators

The booming business that took a $137 million coronavirus bailout anyway

Jordan Rau, Rachana Pradhan
Fresenius Medical Care accepted at least $137 million, despite acknowledging it had ample financial resources

GOP senator who wanted to abolish Education Dept. now wants to give Betsy DeVos $50 billion

Roger Sollenberger
Sen. David Perdue's SCHOOL Act gives DeVos control of $50 billion. Six years ago he wanted to defund the department

The Lincoln Project perfectly trolls Trump with new video

Bob Brigham
Trump’s bungled response to the coronavirus pandemic is increasingly becoming a major campaign issue

5 standout moments from “one of the worst Trump press conferences in a while”

Alex Henderson
After a short interruption due to a shooting near the White House, Trump gave a supremely deceptive briefing

GOP Sen. Ron Johnson expresses “hope” that pandemic stimulus talks fail: “It’s very good news”

Matthew Chapman
“From my standpoint, the breakdown in the talks is very good news. It’s very good news for future generations"

Aides walk back Trump’s vow to “permanently” cut Social Security tax if he’s re-elected

Igor Derysh
Trump said workers would not have to pay back payroll taxes if he wins. The move could cripple Social Security

Self-published zines are back as artists respond to our reality in quarantine

Ashlie D. Stevens
"The pandemic was the horrifying suspension of time that made things seem possible that weren’t in the past"

More than 97,000 US children tested positive for coronavirus in the last two weeks of July

Matthew Rozsa
While Trump pushes for kids to physically return to school, a new report reveals how dangerous that might be

US Postal Service officials push proposal to nearly triple cost of sending mail-in ballots: report

Igor Derysh
Sen. Elizabeth Warren called the proposal an attempt to “sabotage” the USPS ahead of upcoming elections

Here we go again: Trump’s BS executive orders sucker the media on coronavirus relief

Amanda Marcotte
Trump and the GOP want to do nothing while claiming to help — the press must not let them get away with it

“Such a shock to me”: “Fox & Friends” host tells doctor she’s surprised so many kids get coronavirus

Roger Sollenberger
"A seven year old just died in Georgia with no medical problems," a doctor tells Fox News host Ainsley Earhardt

Art of the tantrum: Trump’s bewildering, doomed attempt to play savior

Heather Digby Parton
Trump's executive orders are confusing and unconstitutional — and likely to hurt his own voters. He doesn't care

The Pentagon confronts the pandemic

Michael T. Klare
How to make war, American-style, possible again

Bill Barr and Donald Trump are trying to torch the “Ancient Constitution” that governed kings

Peter C. Herman
When English kings tried to push for absolute monarchy, they failed. Now Trump and Barr want to do it their way

Fauci remains unfazed as scientists rely on unproven methods to create COVID vaccines

Liz Szabo
Dr. Anthony Fauci said he's "cautiously optimistic" that researchers will overcome COVID-19 vaccine obstacles

America’s obesity epidemic threatens the effectiveness of any COVID vaccine

Sarah Varney
The promise of a vaccine is hampered by a vexing epidemic that long preceded COVID-19: obesity
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