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“Jump ball”: Cook Political Report shifts Lindsey Graham’s Senate race to a “toss-up”
Roger Sollenberger
"Jaime is peaking at exactly the right time, and he’s got a deluge of money," a state Republican strategist says
“Openly trying to cheat”: Trump campaign tells local election officials to ignore voting rules
Igor Derysh
“You’re really seeing a broad-based ... strategy to suppress the vote by the Republican Party," says GOP lawyer
Four Texas Republicans vote against House of Representatives resolution condemning QAnon
Abby Livingston
The FBI has identified the conspiracy theory movement as a domestic terrorism threat
McConnell says Supreme Court hearings won’t be delayed as third senator tests positive for COVID-19
Alex Henderson
Pres. Trump is hospitalized at Walter Reed Medical Center with COVID-19. Three GOP senators also have the disease
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
The Supreme Court has never been liberal
Sonali Kolhatkar
A 6-3 majority will tilt the Supreme Court from center right to far right — a terrifying prospect
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
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
Why is Trump not facing impeachment over COVID-19?
Sonali Kolhatkar
The president’s mishandling of the coronavirus pandemic is akin to criminal negligence
Trump’s mask hypocrisy: How COVID memos contradict the White House’s public face
Lauren Weber, Katheryn Houghton
Sixteen states have yet to enact mask mandates for the general public. All are run by Republican governors
October surprise! A wave of panic overtakes Trump and the GOP
Alex Henderson
Suddenly their fortunes look grim
“The fight of his political life”: Lindsey Graham dead even with Jaime Harrison in new Senate poll
Roger Sollenberger
The poll shows Trump and Biden running even in a state that's voted GOP in every presidential election since 1980
“We’re ready”: White supremacist Proud Boys activated after President Trump tells them to “stand by”
Roger Sollenberger
"This is a group that deploys fists, bats and cockroach spray against their perceived enemies," Talia Lavin says
The coming civil war caused by Trump’s ego
Robert Reich
Regardless of what happens, Trump’s megalomaniacal ego will prevail
Rev. Al Sharpton on Trump, Biden and America: “This is a hard test for the country”
Chauncey DeVega
Veteran civil rights leader has known Donald Trump for 30 years: He "truly does see himself as a dictator"
Robert Reich on the 6 crucial races that will flip the Senate
Robert Reich
Here are six key races you should be paying attention to
Here’s why the latest Texas polls are so ominous for the GOP — even if Trump wins the state
Alex Henderson
Some pundits continue to describe Texas a "deep red state," but at this point "light red" may be more accurate
Pollsters were convinced Clinton would win in 2016. Can they be trusted in 2020?
Matthew Rozsa
We asked political scientists and polling experts what went wrong with polling in 2016 — and if it had been fixed
The Supreme Court is finished: Republicans have killed it. Now it’s time to fight back
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Trump and McConnell have corrupted the Supreme Court and th judicial branch for a generation. Time to fight dirty
The GOP reshaped America to hold onto power — can the Dems do the same thing to save it?
Thom Hartmann
Mitch McConnell understands holding minority power requires ruthless brutality
“Political hit job”: GOP’s Biden report littered with debunked claims and “Russian disinformation”
Igor Derysh
The GOP's much-hyped report recycles allegations that were debunked a year ago. It also undermines its own findings
Top election forecaster shifts Senate races away from Republicans Susan Collins and Lindsey Graham
Roger Sollenberger
The battle over Ginsburg's replacement raises the temperature. Will it fundamentally change these two Senate races?
Bloomberg raises $16M to pay fines of 32,000 former felons in Florida so they can vote again: report
Alex Henderson
Democrats have argued that prohibiting ex-felons from voting over unpaid fees or fines is voter suppression
Mitch McConnell’s dark Supreme Court gamble: He thinks he can win — no matter what happens
Andrew O'Hehir
Why Mitch believes he can't lose: Either he gets another right-wing justice, or he fires up the Republican base
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