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Appeals court rules Bill Barr can’t dismiss criminal charges against Michael Flynn
Sarah K Burris
Federal court rejects Michael Flynn’s attempt to have criminal case dismissed
Donald Trump’s hunger for violence isn’t just about politics — it’s fuel for his bloated ego
Amanda Marcotte
Donald Trump loves it when his supporters get arrested, hurt or killed on his behalf. But they just keep doing it
Leaked memo: White House counsel pushed to downgrade Kushner’s clearance over “serious” concerns
Igor Derysh
Don McGahn wrote that an FBI background check raised "serious additional concerns" about Kushner's clearance
NYT reporter’s new book makes explosive Russia, Mueller claims — that Times didn’t report
Roger Sollenberger
Michael Schmidt's book claims Trump believed he could "settle" with Mueller, wanted John Kelly to replace Comey
Biden blames Trump “encouraging violence” after man linked to right-wing group killed in Portland
Igor Derysh
A self-identified anti-fascist is under investigation in the fatal shooting of a Patriot Prayer supporter
Trump’s signal to his followers is clear: Violence and chaos are my only hope
Heather Digby Parton
Armed men in pickup trucks are "Great Patriots!" according to our president. He's drooling for mob violence
Longtime GOP consultant: This election “is the most dangerous period since the Civil War”
Chauncey DeVega
NeverTrumper Stuart Stevens on how the party he helped build became a crime cartel ruled by a failed casino owner
5 accidentally revealing lines from Trump supporters at the RNC
Cody Fenwick
RNC speakers tried unconvincingly to portray a softer side of Trump and downplay his rough edges
Cops shoot another Black man, and the Republicans don’t even notice
Terry H. Schwadron
Americans are in the streets again over trigger-happy police
Trump intel officials announce they will no longer offer Democrats election security briefings
Julia Conley
Democrats condemn "shocking abdication" of responsibility as intelligence officials scale back
Republican Ron Johnson refuses to condemn alleged Kenosha shooter when pressed by CNN host
Tom Boggioni
Johnson repeatedly refused to condemn Kyle Rittenhouse, the Trump fan accused of shooting and killing two people
Pence praises Trump’s “seamless” COVID response, leaves out his state feuds
Jon Greenberg, Amy Sherman, Victoria Knight
Pence's comments ignored Trump's multiple feuds about state-federal responsibilities and the pandemic response
One man killed at pro-Trump caravan in downtown Portland
Keith A. Spencer
One county official lamented the "self-perpetuating cycle of violence" stoked by the president
FBI admits it may have “destroyed” records on Trump’s brother Robert
Alex Henderson
The president's younger brother passed away August 15 in New York City
“His politics are appalling”: Steve Mnuchin’s family speaks out in disgust over his fealty to Trump
Tom Boggioni
His family has not only criticized him but publically accused him of racism
Making sense of QAnon: What lies behind the conspiracy theory that’s eating America?
Robert Guffey
QAnon's deranged theories are drawn from numerous sources — and contain tidbits of truth. But what's the point?
Republican Convention, Day 4: Fireworks … and shining a light on Trump’s claims
Kaiser Health News Staff, PolitiFact Staff
Here are the highlights related to the administration's COVID-19 response and other health policy issues
Death on the job: Workers have never been more expendable than they are now
Bob Hennelly
The lack of unions is bringing everyone down — and in the age of COVID, that's bad for all of us
Don’t count on the Supreme Court to save the November elections
Bill Blum
When it comes to ending the scourge of Trump at the ballot box, John Roberts is not your savior
Donald Trump’s pathology of victimhood: It’s dangerous for his own party — and the rest of us
Alan D. Blotcky
As a clinical psychologist, what I see in Donald Trump is a classic and destructive pattern of malignant narcissism
Trump’s college admission now under investigation following new evidence of SAT fraud
Travis Gettys
"He went to Fordham [...] and then he got into University of Pennsylvania because he had somebody take the exams."
Why the 2020 election could end even “crazier” than the Bush-Gore Florida recount
Alex Henderson
"Twenty years ago this fall, the United States was plunged into 36 days of turmoil"
The Trump-radical Republicans’ convention message: “It’s all wonderful!”
Terry H. Schwadron
"Well, except for that COVID-19 pandemic thing, but you can’t blame us for that"
Trump’s law and order campaign is “falling flat” in the Midwest: report
Matthew Chapman
Trump’s push to scare Midwestern voters with a “law and order” anti-crime message is tone-deaf
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