Trump Tells GOP to Bypass Senate Confirmation Process, Block Biden Judicial Appointments
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Donald Trump wants his incoming party leadership to agree to recess appointments even though Republicans control the Senate.
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Trump Claimed ‘Magical Authorities’ Allowed Him to Do Illegal Things, Says Former Deputy
Posted in: Politics NewsBlasting Trump for “actively doing damage to our security,” a former high-ranking Homeland Security official announces he is endorsing Joe Biden
Trump Says He’ll Seek a Third Term Because ‘They Spied On Me’
Posted in: Politics NewsJust another manic Monday from the president of the United States
The Unraveling of America
Posted in: Politics FeaturesAnthropologist Wade Davis on how COVID-19 signals the end of the American era
Trump Collapses Under Pressure of Extremely Basic Follow-Up Questions About COVID-19
Posted in: Politics NewsA new interview with Axios exposes the president’s cluelessness about the pandemic that has killed over 150,000 Americans
Trump Won’t Deny He Ordered: ‘Slow the Testing Down’
Posted in: Politics NewsAs White House staff are defending the president by saying he was “joking,” Trump seems content on leaving the waters muddied while more Americans die
Racism, Lies, and Empty Seats: The Embarrassment That Was Trump’s Rally
Posted in: Politics NewsOddly, the loudest cheers of the night came when Trump proved he could drink water from a glass
Trump’s American Spring
Posted in: Politics Features“If he is re-elected, the country will flip upside down,” says one protester. “It’s going to be this, times 10”
Can Trumpism Outlast Trump? Ask Steve King
Posted in: Politics FeaturesKing was spouting the president’s brand of politics for years before Trump started his run. Can he keep it going after?
Donald Trump Is Trying to Start a Race War
Posted in: Politics NewsAnd with the Insurrection Act, he has the statutory authority to do so
‘I’m Outraged’: D.C. Bishop Sounds Off On Trump for Using Historic Church as ‘Prop’
Posted in: Politics News“We so dissociate ourselves from the messages of this president,” Mariann Budde told the Washington Post
