The New York Timesflipped into OpinionTrump news update Trump Is Giving Up verified_publisherThe New York Times - Ross DouthatDonald Trump can still win the 2020 presidential election; something that has a 10 percent or 15 percent chance of happening can certainly transpire. But even more than in 2016, if the president wins time,...
Fox Newsflipped into Top StoriesConservative View Tucker Carlson: Media, intel agencies collude to spread real 'disinformation' about Hunter Biden story verified_publisherFox News - Tucker CarlsonEditor's Note: This article is adapted from Tucker Carlson's opening commentary on the Oct. 19, 2020 edition of "Tucker Carlson Tonight" Last week, The New York Post published one of the great scoops the...
Los Angeles Timesflipped into OpinionTrump news update Column: Is Trump the worst president ever? He’s got some competition verified_publisherLos Angeles Times - Nicholas GoldbergIt seems obvious that Donald Trump is the worst president in my lifetime. I briefly considered the possibility that he was less awful than Richard Nixon, who resigned in disgrace in 1974. But at least...
CNNflipped into VoicesPennsylvania Politics Opinion: The scary part of the Supreme Court ruling on Pennsylvania's mail-in ballots verified_publisherCNN - Opinion by Joshua A. Douglas(CNN) — The Supreme Court on Monday rejected on a 4-4 vote a Republican ploy to have the Court intervene in a case from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court -- and therefore potentially every election law dispute...
The Guardianflipped into Donald TrumpLiberal View Donald Trump may try to steal the election. We need to start preparing for that now verified_publisherThe Guardian - Ashley DawsonDonald Trump has told us openly that he is planning to steal the election. In recent months he has explicitly declared that any election in which he does not win will have been rigged and illegitimate....
Los Angeles Timesflipped into OpinionConspiracies Op-Ed: Why fact-checking and reason can’t counteract conspiracy theories or racism verified_publisherLos Angeles Times - John L. Jackson Jr.Conspiracy theories are brilliant. They really are. In an evil genius kind of way. They tell us so much about humanity’s incredible creative powers. We concoct debilitating and distorted social worlds...
