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Trump falsely accuses Nevada of using COVID-19 to “steal” election by mailing ballots to voters
Igor Derysh
Trump baselessly accuses Nevada of staging illegal "coup" for moving to send ballots to voters (as in its primary)
Deutsche Bank launches internal probe into personal banker of Donald Trump and Jared Kushner: report
Igor Derysh
The bank opened a review of a $1.5 million 2013 deal between the banker and a company co-owned by Kushner
Trump wanted a Portland-style war in Chicago — in a second term, he’ll do it
Heather Digby Parton
Trump's team convinced him there'd be "extreme backlash" — but in a second term, he wouldn't care about that
Are we witnessing the final collapse of “objective” political reporting? Let’s hope so
Dan Froomkin
Elite newsroom rationales for phony objectivity began to crumble long before Trump. But now there's no excuse
“Time is running out”: Trump advisers view extra debates as “best chance” to save election
Tom Boggioni
Trump's campaign is banking on the president's performance in the debates against Joe Biden to turn things around
Work in the time of COVID-19: Why does essential work pay so little and cost so much?
Rebecca Gordon
Work in the time of COVID-19
Kansas Republicans panicked Trump-appointee Kris Kobach will cost them a safe Senate seat: report
Tom Boggioni
Kris Kobach may win Tuesday's primary over a more mainstream Republican candidate
FLASHBACK: Republicans attacked Biden for predicting Trump would delay this year’s elections
Brad Reed
“I think he is gonna try to kick back the election somehow, come up with some rationale why it can’t be held"
Trump shares op-ed by Fox News’ Napolitano warning that federal police in Portland are totalitarian
Cody Fenwick
Trump shares an op-ed warning that his administration marks the beginning of totalitarianism in the U.S.
Donald Trump is doomed, and he knows it: But will he go out with a whimper or a bang?
Andrew O'Hehir
Trump's final months will be ugly — and the damage he's done will last for years. But there's an upside, sort of
Public health experts fear a hasty FDA signoff on vaccine
Arthur Allen
Experts worry that pharma is politicizing Covid-19 vaccine trails, rushing them to the finish line.
“On the golf course — I gotta go”: Republicans on the run after Trump’s call to delay the election
Sarah K. Burris
“I’m on the golf course. I gotta go”
Where mask-wearing isn’t gospel: Churches grapple with reopening in a socially distant world
Jakob Rodgers
Many of Colorado Springs’ largest congregations are openly flouting the new statewide mask order
In a rare move, Republicans tell President Trump “no” after he calls for delaying the election
Abby Livingston, Valeria Olivares, Alexa Ura
The president does not have the legal authority to move Election Day; that power resides with Congress.
Bill Barr has done this before
Mick Dumke
Trump administration publicizes federal force in Chicago; advocates say there are better ways to prevent violence
Federalist Society founder suddenly turns on Trump, calls for a second impeachment
Cody Fenwick
Trump supporter says the president's suggestion to delay election is grounds for impeachment
On the de-Trumpification of America: It definitely won’t be easy, but it must be done
Paul Rosenberg
Defeating Donald Trump might be the easy part. Uprooting the toxic movement he represents could take decades
Everything we suspected about Donald Trump has come true
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Donald Trump is a fascist. He comes right out and says it. Even his friends admit it. He's also a whiny loser
“I failed my fellow American citizens”: Regretful women for Trump are a sign of his 2020 troubles
Sky Palma
"I failed my fellow American citizens"
Ivanka Trump made $4 million off Trump Hotel DC while working in the White House in 2019
Bob Brigham
Trump's luxury hotel is used by foreign governments to curry favor with the Trump administration
Stella Immanuel’s theories about the relationship between demons, illness & sex have a long history
Brandon W. Hawk
Stories featuring demons and sex date back to early Judaism and Christianity
Trump says mail voting is bad, but absentee voting is good. His lawyers admit they’re the same thing
Igor Derysh
"The terms ‘mail-in’ and ‘absentee’ are used interchangeably" to describe the same thing, his lawyers said in court
Trump threatened to “fill out the absentee ballot” after struggling to cast in-person vote in 2004
Alex Henderson
Trump has been vehemently railing against voting by mail, making the baseless claim that it is a recipe for fraud
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