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Undoing the damage done: What will it take to rebuild what’s left of our government?
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump's reign of corruption has left the federal government in ruins. Necessary repair work may take many years
Steve Bannon’s back: Ex-adviser says Trump plans to claim victory early
Steven Rosenfeld
Bannon claims Trump’s declaration will be based on votes at Election Day polls
Melania Trump’s “aggrieved and self-pitying” White House blog post blows up in her face
Travis Gettys
First lady Melania Trump is airing her personal grievances on the White House website
Trump rejects California request for federal disaster aid to recover from catastrophic wildfires
Jake Johnson
"How President Trump continues to treat California is sadistic and depraved"
Who decides when vaccine studies are done? Internal documents show Fauci plays a key role
Isaac Arnsdorf, Caroline Chen, Ryan Gabrielson
Dr. Anthony Fauci will see data from government-funded vaccine trials before the FDA does
In Trump’s America, there is death before due process
Sonali Kolhatkar
The president promises "law and order" — by which he means "no law" and "order at gunpoint"
FBI investigating Hunter Biden emails as possible Russian disinformation operation: reports
Roger Sollenberger
Social media sites restricted sharing a report about the unverified emails amid questions about their authenticity
Conservative argues the attacks on Hunter Biden are crossing the line
Alex Henderson
"There is something very creepy about publishing the personal e-mails of a public-figure-once-removed like Hunter"
Are the machines that count our mail-in ballots safe?
Matthew Rozsa
Experts break down the various ways vote-counting could go wrong in November
Fox News mogul Rupert Murdoch believes Joe Biden will beat President Trump in a “landslide”: report
Roger Sollenberger
“After all that has gone on, people are ready for Sleepy Joe,” the billionaire allegedly told an associate
Donald Trump is “the worst American president in modern history”: New York Times editorial board
Brad Reed
"He cannot solve the nation’s pressing problems, because he is the nation’s most pressing problem"
A dueling town halls upside: Media finally focuses on the wide gulf between Biden and Trump
Dan Froomkin
The nation's top political reporters actually focused on the extreme contrast between the candidates, not spectacle
Rudy Giuliani’s daughter calls on Americans to vote out Trump and his “cruel, selfish politics”
Roger Sollenberger
"We can vote this toxic administration out of office," Caroline Giuliani says
Trump claims that his $421 million debt is “tiny.” He apparently owes more than twice that amount
Igor Derysh
"$400 million is a peanut," Trump claimed at his town hall event. "It's very small"
Trump’s encouragement of QAnon is dangerous — it makes protecting kids from real abuse harder
Amanda Marcotte
QAnon's false stories distort people's ideas of what sex abuse actually looks like, making prevention work harder
Trump should face manslaughter charges for his “reckless” handling of COVID-19: former prosecutor
Brad Reed
"He is responsible for their deaths," former Manhattan District Attorney’s Office prosecutor Robert Gottlieb says
Don’t let Trump’s GOP enablers off the hook: Denouncing him now is taking the easy way out
Heather Digby Parton
A wave of Republicans like Ben Sasse will claim they never supported Trump. Don't let them get away with it
Trump’s town hall stunt backfires: NBC’s Savannah Guthrie gives him the grilling voters wouldn’t
Sophia Tesfaye
Donald Trump made the wrong choice when he refused to appear for a virtual face-off against Joe Biden
Making money off masks, COVID-spawned chain store aims to become obsolete
Markian Hawryluk
“I can’t wait to go out of business eventually,” the founder of COVID-19 Essentials said
Michigan Republican linked to organizer of rally where militia allegedly plotted to kidnap Whitmer
Igor Derysh
The rally drew numerous extremist groups, including the Proud Boys, the Boogaloo Bois and the alleged coup plotters
Trump’s wildly exaggerated help for Black voters
Terry H. Schwadron
It’s definitely not urban Blacks who benefit most from a federal program that creates very few jobs
Fox News’ “Election Integrity Project” is a ploy to boost Trump’s conspiracy theories, insider says
Matthew Chapman
Fox News insiders explain the network's new plot to legitimize Trump's baseless election fraud conspiracy
“A West Wing Special” review: HBO Max reunion plays handsomely to a hidden audience
Ben Travers
Bolstered by excellent direction, the benefit's good intentions mostly make up for its unresolved significance
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