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Facing Grim Polls, Trump Leans Into Playing the Victim

Be it congressional Democrats, the news media, the standards enforcers at Twitter or, now, the debate commission, President Trump has repeatedly blamed others for problems and self-inflicted wounds.

Trump Virtually Cuts Off Refugees as He Unleashes a Tirade on Immigrants

The Trump administration said it would lower the annual cap on refugees further into rock-bottom record territory as President Trump pursues pre-election xenophobic attacks.

How Likely Is Election Doomsday?

Election law experts have some reassuring, and not so reassuring, assessments for us: “It’s reasonable to worry about low-probability, high-loss events.”

Student Discipline Rates Show Black Girls Are Disproportionally At Risk

Discipline disparities between Black and white boys have driven reform efforts for years. But Black girls are arguably the most at-risk student group in the United States.

Coronavirus Briefing: What Happened Today

Many American economists are becoming increasingly anxious about the economy in the months ahead.

McMaster, Mostly Silent Until Now, Says Trump Is ‘Aiding and Abetting Putin’s Efforts’

“This sustained campaign of disruption, disinformation, and denial, is aided by any leader who doesn’t acknowledge it,” President Trump’s former national security adviser said.

Wisconsin Is Frazzled by Surging Virus Cases and Growing Campaign Frenzy

The state, up for grabs in the presidential election, has become a coronavirus hot spot. “It’s too late” to solve, one mayor says.

Spotlighting Health Care, Democrats Seek to Use Court Fight to Damage Republicans

Senate Democrats forced a mostly symbolic vote on the Affordable Care Act, previewing their strategy of making the Supreme Court confirmation fight a referendum on health care, a top voter concern.

Amy Coney Barrett, Trump’s Supreme Court Pick, Signed Anti-Abortion Ad

Her statement appears to be the most direct evidence of her personal views, ones she has vowed to set aside on the bench.

Data Shows Fewer Afghan Women Than Men Get Covid. That’s Bad News.

The number of women reported to have tested positive for the virus is so far below the male average that experts believe it is likely the result of gender inequalities that shut women out of the health care system.

Federal Prisons Will Let Inmates Have Visitors During Pandemic

Some workers and families say they fear that the coronavirus will spread after the nation’s largest prison system allows visitors beginning on Saturday.

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