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Republican “privileged f**ks” with COVID are getting “top-tier” health care while others die
Julia Conley
Donald Trump and Chris Christie checked themselves into hospitals as a "precaution." Regular people can't do that
Mitch McConnell’s legacy is a conservative Supreme Court shaped by his calculated audacity
Al Cross
How an uncharismatic Kentucky lawyer came to rule the Senate and remake the federal judiciary from top to bottom
Promises kept? On health care, Trump’s claims of “monumental steps” don’t add up
Julie Rovner, Phil Galewitz
A brief breakdown of what Trump has done — and has not done — on some key health issues
“Oh my god”: Joe Scarborough stunned Kayleigh McEnany may have knowingly exposed reporters to COVID
Travis Gettys
"Good lord," the "Morning Joe" host said. "Are you kidding me?"
The first presidential debate: A night of rapid-fire interruptions and inaccuracies
Kaiser Health News Staff, PolitiFact Staff
There was a dizzying array of health care falsehoods on display at the first presidential debate.
‘”Saturday Night Live” starts with Alec Baldwin and Jim Carrey recreating the presidential debate
Danielle Turchiano
The cold open adjusted to reflect Trump's recent diagnosis, as did host Chris Rock and "Weekend Update"
Don’t underestimate the power of the putdown in a presidential debate
Chris Lamb
A politician who wields a comeback with skill can use it as both a bludgeon and a shield
Serenity now: Shepard Smith returns as the calm eye of the misery cyclone of news
Melanie McFarland
No longer having to fight the propagandists at his own network, the new CNBC anchor let his even-keeled flag fly
Biden has become shockingly competitive in South Carolina: analysis
Alex Henderson
The new Quinnipiac poll shows Biden trailing Trump by only 1% in South Carolina
Dystopian plagues and fascist politics in the age of Trump: Finding hope in the darkness
Henry A. Giroux
With Trump infected and capitalism facing a profound crisis, the world begins to imagine new possibilities
5 grim observations on Trump’s Supreme Court
Bill Blum
The confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett will be yet another inflection point in the slide to minority rule
Trump riles up Minnesota supporters with racist attack on Somali refugees
Jake Johnson
"This is the overlap between white supremacy, the climate emergency, misogyny, and human rights abuses"
Republicans panic that congressional COVID eruption will derail SCOTUS confirmation vote
Brad Reed
Republicans are reportedly asking McConnell to "take the Senate out of session next week"
The political theater of climate change: a 62-year history of inaction
Lee Van Der Voo
The US government has known very well what was coming for over half a century. Why didn’t they do anything?
The man who told the truth about Donald Trump … and no one listened
David Cay Johnston
Way back in 1979, the late journalist Wayne Barrett revealed the real Trump with hard facts and moral clarity
Never forget: All of this was his own damn fault
Dan Froomkin
There's crucial context to all the understandable media concern over Trump's health: He brought this on himself
Ted Cruz dismisses concerns over the federal coronavirus response as politically motivated
Abby Livingston
"Attorney General Barr has done an extraordinary job, and I think he's done an incredibly difficult job," Cruz said
White House doctor sparks confusion with questionable timeline of Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis
AlterNet Staff
the White House is being scrutinized yet again for its lack of transparency at a most crucial time
That was no debate. It was a brawl
Terry H. Schwadron
Biden gave as good as he got, but he sometimes seemed like a prop in Trump’s show
There’s only one political party in the United States — the other one has descended into madness
David Masciotra
The Democrats can be deeply disappointing, but at least they believe in democracy. That other party? Not so much
Corralling the facts on herd immunity
Aneri Pattani
What exactly does herd immunity mean and can it be used to combat COVID-19?
Largest study yet shows US nowhere close to herd immunity: Less than 10% have antibodies
Igor Derysh
Trump adviser Scott Atlas wants a "herd immunity" strategy. Research shows that's "unachievable" and "unethical"
Here are the ways a COVID diagnosis could swing the election either way for Trump
Timothy J. Lynch
Donald Trump has COVID-19. How might this affect his chances of re-election?
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