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Voto Latino co-founder on 2020’s “surge of young voters” and what it means for Texas and Arizona
Dean Obeidallah
Salon talks to Maria Teresa Kumar about how the Latinx community went from ignored to potential election deciders
Progressives and power: If Trump is defeated, the real fight begins
Heather Digby Parton
With Amy Coney Barrett, the right won a huge victory. It will take focused, long-term activist power to defeat them
Clinical psychologist: President Trump is “so obviously impaired and so obviously disordered”
Sarah K Burris
Dr. Alan Blotcky predicts how the president will respond if he loses the election
When worlds collide: Can reality finally defeat the Trumpian delusion?
Chauncey DeVega
Like him or not, Joe Biden is from Earth. Donald Trump is from a malignant shadow-realm and has almost destroyed us
Polls, late campaign activity from Biden and Bloomberg suggests GOP rule over Texas could be at risk
Alex Samuels, Patrick Svitek
The race for Texas' Electoral College votes appears closer than it has been in decades
Are 50 Cent, Ice Cube and young Black men enabling Trump’s re-election? Not exactly
Sam Fulwood III
Many young Black men are disillusioned with the election process: what effect will they have on the outcome?
Kushner lambasted as “face of white privilege and nepotism” after mocking racial justice protester
Brett Wilkins
President Donald Trump's son-in-law also implied that Black people do not want to succeed
Are Democrats open to expanding the Supreme Court? After Barrett, it looks that way
Sophia Tesfaye
Mainstream Senate Democrats warn "there will be consequences" for the radical Barrett push. Let's hold them to it
Omarosa explains dynamics between president and “repulsed” Melania Trump: “A very strange marriage”
Tom Boggioni
"I have known this couple since they were dating," ex-"Apprentice" star Omarosa Manigault Newman says of the Trumps
Trump Organization charged taxpayers $3 to serve the president a glass of tap water: report
Brad Reed
Trump Organization charged federal government $3 to serve the president a glass of tap water: report
Trump satirist Sarah Cooper’s new Netflix special is a joyous acknowledgement that we’re not OK
Melanie McFarland
Everything is terrible right now, but if you need an hour that relates to your terror, this special is it
Is herd immunity even possible? New public health data calls that into doubt
Matthew Rozsa
Many politicians have staked their reputations on herd immunity. What if it isn't possible?
Trolls from Russia are pro-Trump, trolls from Iran are anti-Trump, according to new study
Matthew Rozsa
Online misinformation efforts — from the US, Russia or Iran — follow different patterns, researchers say
What’s real in “Borat 2”?
Ashlie D. Stevens
From the now-infamous Giuliani "shirt tuck" to Borat's five days bunking with QAnon believers, here's the truth
Justice Barrett: Culmination of the right’s five-year misogynist temper tantrum
Amanda Marcotte
Five long years from "blood coming out of her wherever" to Justice Barrett — but women can finally defeat Trump
Time to dump the presidential dilettante — he’s a cruel and incompetent failure
Bob Cesca
Donald Trump is blindingly cruel and stupid, and has done immense damage to America. This is our last chance
Despite pandemic threat, gubernatorial hopefuls avoid COVID nitty-gritty
Katheryn Houghton, Matt Volz
The lack of detailed pandemic policy in the races could be attributed to both candidates trying to win swing voters
Trump’s trade war — what was it good for? Not much
Rebecca Ray
An economist explains why Trump's trade war hasn't worked out as planned
Why Brett Kavanaugh’s opinion on Wisconsin’s mail-in ballots has so many worried
Cody Fenwick
The conservative majority upheld a decision blocking Wisconsin from extending the deadline for accepting ballots
Why is this election so painful? Because voting isn’t real political power
Andrew O'Hehir
This feeling of powerlessness and despair felt by many is emblematic of a much deeper problem in America
Despite COVID outbreak among his staffers, Pence pushed to attend Supreme Court confirmation vote
Jon Queally
"Your presence alone could be very dangerous to many people," a letter to Pence from Senate Democrats said
What could go wrong: How the GOP is using suppression and intimidation in 2020
Roger Sollenberger
Trump's campaign is recruiting an "army" of poll-watchers. Is this a serious effort to intimidate voters?
Kushner questions if Black Americans “want to be successful” in widely criticized Fox News interview
Roger Sollenberger
President Trump "can't want" Black people "to be successful more than they want to be successful," Kushner says
Kayleigh McEnany once hailed Joe Biden as a “man of the people” who could beat “tycoon” Trump
Roger Sollenberger
"I think the Republicans run into a problem if it is Joe Biden and if it is maybe a Trump on the other side"
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