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Americans load up on millions of guns as federal government fails the COVID challenge
Bob Hennelly
Gun industry boasts of booming sales amid mounting paranoia — but who or what is making Americans so afraid?
“No, I won’t be going”: Trump refused to pay respects to John Lewis lying in state
Jake Johnson
Trump said in January 2017 that Lewis, one of the original Freedom Riders, was "all talk" and "no action."
Trump is daring us to stop him
Sonali Kolhatkar
Trump’s deployment of federal officers to Democratic-run cities is extreme even for him
Right-wing media are killing Trump’s campaign
Joshua Holland
Trump is running a historically awful campaign for re-election
Trump changed tune about pandemic as aides said “our people” in red states are getting sick: report
Igor Derysh
Media outlets heralded Trump's "new tone" on the coronavirus, but the so-called shift allegedly followed a warning
Trump asks federal judge to block prosecutor from “taking any action to enforce” tax subpoena
Matthew Chapman
Trump again continues his push to block a subpoena for his tax returns from Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance
Feds used “excessive” force on “peaceful” protesters to clear area for Trump photo-op, officer says
Roger Sollenberger
"Those demonstrators . . . were engaged in the peaceful expression of their First Amendment rights"
Trump’s fascist crackdown is a political stunt — Democrats should impeach him again
Amanda Marcotte
Trump is injuring and terrorizing Americans to create campaign ads — maybe another impeachment can stop him
Martha McSally trails by 12 points as a slew of new polls signal trouble for Republican Senate races
Igor Derysh
Democrats favored to win Senate as polls show leads in Arizona, Michigan and North Carolina: Cook Political Report
Fox News host Jesse Watters retracts comments praising QAnon for uncovering “a lot of great stuff”
Igor Derysh
Watters called QAnon a “fringe group” which he doesn’t “support or believe in”
The Trump campaign’s legal strategy includes suing this tiny TV station
Meg Cramer, Katherine Sullivan
Trump's re-election campaign has paid millions to law firms filing defamation suits against news organizations
ACLU’s David Cole: “If Trump seeks to stay in power after losing the election,” we’ll be ready
Chauncey DeVega
ACLU's national legal director on the critical importance of rejecting a lawless president: "Democracy is working"
100 days away: Donald Trump hits a new low ahead of election
Julia Conley
With just 100 days left until the election, new polls signal Americans are disappointed in Trump
Twitter hack exposes broader threat to democracy and society
Laura DeNardis
Twitter mediates so much in the public sphere that weak points at the company are weak points in society
“Is Texas going blue?”: Internal GOP polls show Trump losing
Tom Boggioni
‘A serious situation’ in Texas as internal GOP polls show Trump losing: MSNBC analyst
Washington Post’s head editor details a whole new list of Trump’s impeachable offenses
Sarah K. Burris
Fred Hiatt walks through the Articles in the Constitution that Trump has violated in the past four weeks
Will a COVID-19 vaccine be the “October surprise” that saves Trump’s re-election campaign?
Alex Henderson
"There is clearly a political goal for the president to say, 'I've delivered a vaccine.'" a disease expert says
Did the Supreme Court grant Trump new powers to reshape health care by upholding DACA?
Jon Greenberg
"The Supreme Court gave the president of the United States powers that nobody thought the president had."
Cash-strapped Republicans furious with Jared Kushner for refusing RNC help: report
Tom Boggioni
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy has been pleading for money from the Republican National Committee
Research on voting by mail says it’s safe — from fraud and disease
Edie Goldenberg
Some critics — including President Trump — have cast doubt on the integrity of mail-in voting
The battle of Portland is just plain crazy
Terry H. Schwadron
But then what else would you expect in Donald Trump’s dystopian America?
This time in my teacher voice: On two pandemics and the cost of “moderation”
Andres Aceves
As a brown teacher in a mostly white school, I've learned a necessary skill: Talking to people where they are
Bernie Sanders’ inner circle is pushing Joe Biden to the left. Or, at least, they’re trying to
Matthew Rozsa
Salon spoke with politicians and campaign staff about their attempts to get Biden to be less of a centrist
Can the next president finally shift U.S. foreign policy away from endless war?
Medea Benjamin
This election represents a historic opportunity for the U.S. to change course. That can't happen unless Trump loses
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