What Will August’s DNC Look Like? Delegates ‘Have No Idea’

By Hanna Trudo

“We are presently working in the dark,” Virgie Rollins, the chair of the DNC Black Caucus, wrote in a memo obtained by The Daily Beast.

By Sam Brodey

When a group of politics-obsessed college kids noticed that vast swaths of the country was going unpolled, they decided to crowd fund and commission their own. The fund took off.

By Matt Lewis

Trump punishes the real heroes and rewards the villains. Instead of survival of the fittest, it’s survival of the (morally) sickest.

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By Ruben Navarrette Jr.

Robert Unanue has every right to love Donald Trump if he wants to. But with rights come responsibilities, like owning up to the consequences.

By Justin Baragona

Stone also heaped praise on Fox News host Tucker Carlson, saying “he’s a man of incredible loyalty and he’s a great friend.”

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Michael Cohen, who flipped on Trump, is back in prison. Roger Stone, who kept his mouth shut, doesn’t have to go to prison after all. It’s good to be president these days.

A forthcoming memo, titled “Dr. Wrong,” is the latest broadside against the nation’s top infectious-diseases expert.

In the four months between now and the election, and the two and a half months between the election and the next inauguration, he’s poised to do tremendous damage.

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 PETRI DISH

Board rejects local health and education officials’ advice in California hot spot, but did recommend temperature checks, frequent hand washing, and nightly cleaning.

 LIFE OR DEATH

The Supreme Court earlier ruled in an unsigned opinion that “executions may proceed as planned.”

 FRESH PICKED

The Bluapple absorbs ethylene gas, protecting your fruits and vegetables from over ripening and going bad.

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