Scottish Leaders on Trump Trip Rumors: Stay the Hell Away

By Jamie Ross

Whispers of Trump’s flight to Scotland have erupted in recent days—but, if he does make the trip, the president will not get a warm welcome.

By Rachel Olding, Pilar Melendez

Rusten Sheskey fired seven shots at Jacob Blake in the back, leaving him partially paralyzed and igniting another wave of unrest over police brutality.

By Nick Schager

The incomparable actor serves as both MC and main attraction of the new Netflix docuseries “History of Swear Words” exploring, well, the history of swear words.

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By Lachlan Markay

The Purple America Coalition PAC’s Facebook ads boosting Perdue have targeted voters who respond to centrist appeal, but appear to be backed by operatives aligned with the GOP.

By Laura Bradley

The Internet, the comedian said in a recent interview, creates a “binary view of society. It becomes a case of either you’re with us or against us.”

By Pilar Melendez

“We’re not going to enforce against people trying to do the right thing, and common sense,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said, breaking from some of his elected colleagues.

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By Jason Stanley

What seems to be emerging in the Republican Party is a kind of modern-day fascism in which anyone who isn’t loyal to the leader, or the leader’s party, is treated as illegitimate.

By Matt Wilstein

McCain has only been back from maternity leave for two days and things are already getting ugly between her and co-host Joy Behar.

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‘a minor event’

The Missouri senator claimed protesters vandalized his home on Monday night and terrorized innocent people.

 DO AS I SAY

Gabriel Sterling wrote on Twitter that “divided government will serve Americans best right now.”

 A BETTER WEIGH

The FitTrack Dara is a BMI Smart Scale that measures way more than what you weigh.

 ANOTHER L

According to Bloomberg News, Judge Mark Cohen said Trump’s challenge to the state’s mail-in vote came too late.

 HERE WE GO AGAIN

If ballots were mailed by voters three to five days before today’s Georgia Senate run-off elections, they might not make it in time to be counted.

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