Dems Balk at Using Their Biggest Weapon in SCOTUS Fight

By Sam Stein, Sam Brodey

The party is divided on tactics. But so far, the main play is to make it all about health care.

By Margaret Carlson

The good news, Trump said, is that the virus will go away on its own. He didn’t mention the bad news: It would take two million or so of us down with it.

By Hanna Trudo

“There’s a lot of fear,” said one Alabama minister. “That’s why we just want to make sure that if people are afraid to go out, they still need to know that they have alternatives.”

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By Sam Brodey, Hunter Woodall

As to which candidate benefits most from the unexpected battle over a Supreme Court nomination—it depends on who you ask.

By Erin Banco

In an interview with The Daily Beast, the nation’s top infectious-disease expert says he’s worried about the lack of trust in a potential vaccine.

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Bill Crews is a PR official at the National Institutes of Health. But he also has another job: an anonymous RedState editor who rails against the agency for which he works.

Politics aside, it is utterly appalling to behave like this after somebody has just died.

A procrastinator’s guide to the last possible minute you can register, request a ballot, and cast your vote in 2020.

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 BREAKING

The Utah senator said Tuesday he supports holding a vote on the seat left vacant by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s passing.

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The Washington Post reports the Aug. 31 memo also warns about the activities of Ukrainian Giuliani associate Andriy Derkach.

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