The White House Begs Guvs to Help Sell a COVID-19 Vaccine

By Erin Banco, Asawin Suebsaeng

Some administration officials want Trump to not be so involved in pitching a vaccine, cognizant that it will only breed public distrust.

By Will Sommer

OAN is not shunning the conspiracy nuts. It’s trying to profit off them.

By Molly Jong-Fast

All we have right now is rage at Republican hypocrisy and thirst for power. We have to go out there and convert it into votes.

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By Scott Bixby

The last Supreme Court hearings made her a household name. The next set could help propel Sen. Kamala Harris to the vice presidency.

By Jamie Ross, Sam Brodey

Democrats urged Republicans not to publish the report, saying they were simply falling into the hands of the Kremlin and its disinformation campaign.

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“Yes,” said Tom Miller, a health-care scholar at the American Enterprise Institute. “They should worry.”

What Biden could learn from the failed campaigns of Mitt Romney and John McCain is that a message of decency that isn’t purposeful fails to resonate with the American people.

The president’s team is now trailing Biden in cash on hand. Part of the explanation: his desire for displays of grandeur and petty media feuds.

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 WRONG WAY

Meanwhile, a new projection estimates that an additional 150,000 people could lose their lives from the highly contagious virus over the next three months.

 IN THE DARK

Some officials raised concerns to Politico that information is being held back to prevent the president from flying into fits of rage.

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