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CDC softened school reopening guidelines criticized in fringe group’s letter to President Trump
Roger Sollenberger
"The CDC 'considerations' are entirely inappropriate, and must be rewritten from top to bottom" the group wrote
“Climate arsonist”: Biden slams Trump’s wildfire response with a new insult
Shannon Osaka
The presidential candidates just had their first scuffle on climate
Where QAnon meets Jesus Christ: Inside the “upside-down fantasy world” of Trump rallies
Chauncey DeVega
Carl Hoffman traveled 5,000 miles and spent hundreds of hours at Trump rallies — and survived to tell the tale
The virus doesn’t care about the election
Terry H. Schwadron
But Trump does, and that’s why he’s pushing for a vaccine — any vaccine — by Nov. 1
Journalists must face the 2020 challenge: This isn’t a normal election, and the truth is at stake
Dan Froomkin
Not taking sides in the 2020 election is basically just taking Trump's side — and refusing to be honest about it
Noam Chomsky: We are facing the most dangerous moment in human history
Alex Henderson
Chomsky believes that the “threat of nuclear war” is “probably more severe" now "than it was during the Cold War"
Right-wing talk about “sedition” and the Insurrection Act has one purpose: Stealing the election
Amanda Marcotte
Barr and other Trump allies are lining up excuses to use force against pro-democracy protests after Election Day
Surveillance drones come home from war: Is the “eye in the sky” looking for you?
Medea Benjamin, Barry Summers
Drone technology tested in overseas war zones is coming to America's cities — and the goal is to spy on everyone
Republicans tell the truth about Biden probe: “It would certainly help Donald Trump win re-election”
Igor Derysh
Democrats compared the admission to Kevin McCarthy's 2015 boast that the Benghazi probe was aimed to hurt Clinton
Angry Americans: How political rage helps campaigns but hurts democracy
Steven Webster
Inciting voter outrage helps candidates win elections, but it also has a corrosive effect on democracy.
Scientific American endorses a presidential candidate for the first time in its 175-year history
Matthew Rozsa
Breaking with precedent, the endorsement reflects a growing rift between scientists and the Trump administration
Pennsylvania may be the “most important” swing state in this year’s election: expert
Alex Henderson
"Pennsylvania is by far the likeliest state to provide either President Trump or Joe Biden with the decisive vote"
CNN host John King calls Fox News “state TV” after Laura Ingraham rushes to defend Trump
Alex Henderson
Though Trump answered questions directly from voters in a recent town hall, Ingraham claimed he had been ambushed
Dr. Bleach-Injector and his death cult want you to get “herd developed”
Amanda Marcotte
Don't expect Trump's latest idiocy to lose him followers — they'd rather get COVID-19 than admit they were wrong
Laura Ingraham calls Trump’s town hall an “ambush” after he takes questions from undecided voters
Igor Derysh
Ingraham, who is essentially an informal Trump adviser, alleged that the “DNC may have put the whole thing on”
With no end in sight, Trump’s lies just keep making the pandemic worse
Heather Digby Parton
Trump has risked his followers' lives and damaged the credibility of science — and for what? It's not nearly over
We need a new climate narrative: Not a dystopian movie, but a vision of hope, change and empowerment
Jeff Biggers
In a season of fire and storm, we need more than fables of apocalypse. There's real hope, if we can seize it
The U.S. presidential election: 2020 is not 2016
Richard Phillips
2020 is different than 2016 in many respects
Another day, another Trump administration scandal
Terry H. Schwadron
Homeland Security whistleblower says intelligence was cooked to play down Russian election interference
“Transparent effort to retaliate”: Subpoenas issued in criminal probe of John Bolton’s memoir
Igor Derysh
Some legal experts fear reported developments are designed to "chill those thinking about similarly coming forward”
Trump unveils weekly time slot on Fox & Friends, host corrects him: “Fox has not committed to that”
David Edwards
“You may want to do it every week . . . We’re going to take it on a case-by-case basis," Steve Doocy tells Trump
In the end, it may not be Susan Collins’ vote to confirm Brett Kavanaugh that costs her the election
Matthew Chapman
Maine will be the only US state to pick its senators through a process known as ranked choice voting this November
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