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Donald Trump is doomed, and he knows it: But will he go out with a whimper or a bang?
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's final months will be ugly — and the damage he's done will last for years. But there's an upside, sort of
Public health experts fear a hasty FDA signoff on vaccine
Arthur Allen
Experts worry that pharma is politicizing Covid-19 vaccine trails, rushing them to the finish line.
Support from a distance: How to find and see a remote therapist
Halley Farwood
A therapist weighs in on how to navigate the brave new world of remote mental health care
7 disturbing new revelations from a National Guard officer about Trump’s Lafayette Square disaster
Cody Fenwick
A National Guard officer delivers damning account of the crackdown on protestors in Lafayette Square
Where mask-wearing isn’t gospel: Churches grapple with reopening in a socially distant world
Jakob Rodgers
Many of Colorado Springs’ largest congregations are openly flouting the new statewide mask order
In a rare move, Republicans tell President Trump “no” after he calls for delaying the election
Abby Livingston, Valeria Olivares, Alexa Ura
The president does not have the legal authority to move Election Day; that power resides with Congress.
Senate Republicans push the country off a cliff — and then head for the hills
Cody Fenwick
Republicans have been outraged that the payments to out of work Americans were so generous
Graduating from Berkeley, after prison: “Coronavirus disrupted everything in my life”
Hanima Eugene, Ela Banerjee, Cliff Mayotte
It was "Berkeley or bust" for Hanima after she was paroled. Now she's caregiving from afar, waiting for what's next
How Larry King got duped into starring in Chinese propaganda
Renee Dudley, Jeff Kao
King's fake interview with a Russian journalist went viral, spread by accounts tied to China’s government
Robert Reich: 5 key demands for the new coronavirus bill
Robert Reich
Congress has just days left to pass legislation that will stave off economic catastrophe
Trump’s vaccine director awards former employer $2.1 billion government contract
Eoin Higgins
"You can't have a contractor supervising government officials"
Many Black, Latinx and poor Americans who needed relief the most never got a stimulus check: study
Igor Derysh
"Americans cannot wait any longer for the emergency assistance they were told would arrive in the spring,” Dems say
When a coronavirus test is not a coronavirus test
Elisabeth Rosenthal
What we have now is often not testing — it’s testing theater
GOP under fire for slipping $30 billion Pentagon gift into coronavirus relief bill
Jake Johnson
"Just how twisted is the Senate GOP coronavirus bill you ask? It includes $686 million for new F-35 fighter jets."
Everything we suspected about Donald Trump has come true
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Donald Trump is a fascist. He comes right out and says it. Even his friends admit it. He's also a whiny loser
Susan Collins’ ads seem to feature ordinary people — but don’t reveal their ties to Maine GOP
Roger Sollenberger
Collins has failed to disclose testimonials from state legislators, party officials and even her own staffers
How MacKenzie Scott’s $5.8 billion commitment to social and economic justice is a model for donors
Elizabeth J. Dale
Jeff Bezos’s ex-wife is funding efforts to dismantle racism and fight homophobia
Stella Immanuel’s theories about the relationship between demons, illness & sex have a long history
Brandon W. Hawk
Stories featuring demons and sex date back to early Judaism and Christianity
Trump says mail voting is bad, but absentee voting is good. His lawyers admit they’re the same thing
Igor Derysh
"The terms ‘mail-in’ and ‘absentee’ are used interchangeably" to describe the same thing, his lawyers said in court
Dr. Fauci says it’s not “dreaming” that a coronavirus vaccine could arrive by 2021
Nicole Karlis
Plus, Fauci's thoughts on the vaccine's availability, Russia's vaccine, and more from the coronavirus hearing
Why did Jared Kushner’s plan for widespread COVID-19 testing “just went poof into thin air”?
Alex Henderson
President Trump has had two separate coronavirus task forces, one of which was run by his son-in-law
30 million families to lose federal unemployment benefits as Senate GOP skips town for long weekend
Igor Derysh
Tens of millions of Americans are about to have their income slashed by more than 60% overnight
Republicans would rather destroy the country than ease up on brutal class war
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans would honestly rather burn it all down than admit that poor and working people aren't lazy parasites
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