Four Problems With 2016 Trump Polling That Could Play Out Again in 2020
The issues that led battleground-state polls to miss the mark in the last election could reappear next year, experts warn.
Nazi Symbols and Racist Memes: Combating School Intolerance
Many educators feel ill-equipped for the urgent and difficult task of identifying students exposed to extremist material online.
Debate 5, and a Push for Black Voters: This Week in the 2020 Race
In the absence of a clear front-runner, some lower-polling candidates were able to break through — at least for one news cycle.
A Senate Trial Could Put Trump’s Use of Aggressive Defense Tactics to Their Biggest Test
The president’s campaign against the Mueller report and its author is a road map of what is likely to lie ahead.
U.S. Judge Orders Iran to Pay $180 Million to Washington Post Reporter and Family
The judge awarded damages to Jason Rezaian, who was detained and abused for nearly 18 months by Iran.
Justice Dept. Urges Supreme Court to Back Trump in Tax Records Case
In a friend-of-the-court brief, the department urged the justices to hear the president’s appeal in a clash with Manhattan prosecutors.
Navy SEALs Case Reveals Broad Scope of a President’s Military Powers
President Trump raised eyebrows when he said he would reverse a decision to remove a convicted sailor from the Navy SEALs. But on military matters, a president has few limits.
Bolton Teases a City Eager to Hear His Story
John R. Bolton, President Trump’s former national security adviser, said he was breaking his silence — on Twitter. But what he meant was that he was taking back control of his Twitter account. He kept quiet on Ukraine and impeachment.
Trump’s Long List of Inaccurate Statements on ‘Fox & Friends’
The president was wrong or misleading or exaggerated about topics related to impeachment, Ukraine and the Democrats, among other inaccuracies.
Impeachment Briefing: How Republicans Are Using Hearings
Defenders of the president are trying to make the case that the evidence is thin and the witnesses aren’t trustworthy.
Black Leader in South Bend Endorses Joe Biden Over Pete Buttigieg
Emphasizing the country’s need for experienced leadership, Oliver Davis, a longtime council member in the city, has been a frequent critic of Mr. Buttigieg.
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