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After trashing Dems, Trump claims Biden’s “garbage” remark is like Hillary’s “deplorable” comment
Nicholas Liu
Critics accused him of calling them "garbage," while White House said he was referring to words spoken at the rally
Understanding Pennsylvania’s undecideds — the voters that could decide the 2024 election
Bob Dreyfuss
Bob Dreyfuss has been knocking on doors in the country's most targeted swing state
How McDonald’s became an unlikely icon in American politics
Ashlie D. Stevens
For both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, the fast-food restaurant has become a campaign stage
“Put them in trauma”: Inside a key MAGA leader’s plans for a new Trump agenda
Molly Redden, Andy Kroll, Nick Surgey
Key Trump adviser says a Trump administration will seek to make civil servants miserable in their jobs
Elon Musk’s “illegal” past doesn’t feel like hypocrisy to MAGA — Trump’s hate rally in NYC shows why
Amanda Marcotte
Attacks on Puerto Ricans and other native-born citizens made it clear: this is about race, not immigration
Harris pushing abortion rights as the winning issue in campaign’s final stretch
Nicole Karlis
Beyoncé and Michelle Obama boost Harris message in "most reproductive rights-centered election" in history
What did we learn from Donald Trump’s “Joe Rogan Experience”? Nothing good
Melanie McFarland
While the public's trust in news is at a serious low, Rogan's Trump episode showed why he's not the solution
“Mini-January 6”: Even Republicans are pushing back on the racism at Trump’s MSG “hate rally”
Charles R. Davis
At Madison Square Garden, racist vitriol was paired with the claim that Donald Trump cannot legitimately lose
The podcast election: Can legacy media still reach voters?
Nolan Higdon
In many ways independent media is surpassing legacy media in 2024, but will it continue?
“He’s a loser”: Biden offers straight talk about Trump
Alex Galbraith
The president gave his honest opinion on his one-time opponent during a Pennsylvania rally
Does the president control the economy?
Zina Kumok
They can do some things on their own, but their effect on the economy and stock market is more nuanced
“Are you going to present it ever?”: Trump stunned by Rogan’s ask for evidence of voter fraud
Griffin Eckstein
Trump told the podcaster "we’ll do it another time" when asked to explain election rigging allegations in depth
To win, Kamala Harris must handle tough questions: Here are the answers
Bill Curry
Harris needs to deliver clear answers to voters' biggest questions. If she does that effectively, she wins
Israel launches airstrikes against Iran in escalation of conflict
Griffin Eckstein
The airstrikes on "military targets" came in response to what the IDF called "continuous attacks" from Iran
“Let her talk”: Biden defends pro-Palestine protester, adds killing “has to stop”
Griffin Eckstein
Biden acknowledged a protester of the war in Gaza during a speech apologizing for Native American boarding schools
Trump’s retribution plan begins with MAGA
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's campaign is reportedly holding up the presidential transition process to ice out affiliates of Project 2025
“He doesn’t have a personality”: Yang shares his struggles with playing Vance on “SNL”
Griffin Eckstein
The "Saturday Night Live" star said the key to cracking Vance was realizing he doesn't stand for anything
Tucker Carlson shares Trump fantasy, likening Republican to a “dad” who spanks his “bad little girl”
Nicholas Liu
The former Fox News anchor likened the Republican nominee to an angry dad coming home to beat his children
Trump lashes out after being called a “fascist,” insists his former chief of staff is just “dumb”
Nicholas Liu
The former president claimed Kamala Harris is "threat to democracy" and that Marine Gen. John Kelly is a "lowlife"
“Egregious lies”: Dark money groups flood most expensive Senate race with “disinformation”
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Mitch McConnell-allied PAC, crypto donors "flooding" airwaves in Ohio race between Sherrod Brown and Bernie Moreno
“An uphill battle”: Why semiconductor manufacturing jobs will take years to fill
Jessie Ho
Staffing shortages could put domestic objectives for the industry at risk and drive up labor costs
Trump’s apparent decline might make his next coup tougher to pull off
Amanda Marcotte
Those close to Trump already know he can't handle an interview — stealing an election is a much bigger ask
Why “playing it safe” could lead to disaster for Kamala Harris and the Democrats
Chauncey DeVega
Political scholar M. Steven Fish says Harris' risk-averse strategy is backfiring — and it's time to go hard
Trump “playing dress-up” at McDonald’s: Stunt highlights his disregard for minimum-wage workers
Ashlie D. Stevens
The former president calls working at McDonald's "beautiful" while undermining workers’ rights
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