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The billionaire Republican megadonor was embattled for much of her tenure in the Trump administration. → Read More
The mob that forced Congress to flee organized on both obscure and mainstream sites. → Read More
Canceling student debt has gone from pipe dream to possibility. → Read More
Donald Trump’s attempts to overturn Joe Biden’s win in Michigan appear to be stalling out. → Read More
Kamala Harris spoke for the first time as vice president-elect in a victory speech Saturday and placed herself in history. → Read More
Harris has broken many barriers with her victory. → Read More
Biden won Wisconsin by a razor-thin margin, and the Trump campaign declared it will "immediately" push for a recount. → Read More
Democrats aren't doing much on-the-ground organizing. But isolated in their homes, some are making hundreds of calls to get people to vote and find connection. → Read More
Millions have voted in Texas’s first competitive presidential race in decades. When some polls stayed open for 24 hours this week, the voters kept coming. → Read More
“Absolutely amazing day having my photo taken with the GOAT, President Trump!!!” one fundraiser attendee wrote on Instagram. Trump tested positive for the coronavirus hours later. → Read More
Two of the most important people in the world stood in an enclosed room for hours. Now one has the coronavirus. Will there be any more debates? → Read More
Trump seemed determined to make his debate with Biden as incomprehensible as possible. → Read More
For all the talk of a constantly shifting election, my trip to Minnesota showed how things may not be changing much. Voters know what they care about, and their minds are made up. → Read More
In the days since the justice's death, people have placed flowers and candles outside the Supreme Court building. → Read More
As protests and violence upset their city, some white residents are trying to drown out BLM messages with something else. “Black lives — no, cut me out,” one said. “All lives matter.” → Read More
Kamala Harris’ official acceptance of Democrats’ vice presidential nomination showed a candidate changed from her own presidential run a year earlier. → Read More
Joe Biden's late son Beau, and his relationship with Harris, hung over the first appearance of the Democratic presidential ticket. → Read More
Omar beat a well-funded challenger in her Democrat-heavy Minnesota congressional district. → Read More
The California senator, who ran for president herself this year, will be the first Black woman on a major party presidential ticket. → Read More
An alarming photo of a crowded, mostly maskless, hallway in a Georgia high school raises issues with reopening schools all around the country. → Read More