Trump Goes Into Hyperdrive to Delegitimize The Election

By Sam Brodey, Spencer Ackerman, Asawin Suebsaeng

Trump has no power to delay the election. But he has the ability to normalize rejecting its results – something GOP politicians who condemned his tweets talked past.

By Malcolm Jones

The former Godfather’s pizza boss died from coronavirus complications after famously refusing to wear a mask at the president’s re-election rally.

By Pilar Melendez

Meanwhile, the Republican governor says concert halls, stadiums, movie theaters, gymnasiums, and racetracks can reopen.

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By Rachel Olding, Hanna Trudo

Obama earned multiple standing ovations during a speech littered with political barbs aimed at the Trump administration.

By Kevin Fallon

The stars of TV’s hottest reality show on the show’s Cinderella rise, their talks with Bravo about race, and how the cast’s headline-making “altercation” will change everything.

By Julia Davis

From the U.S. troop drawdown in Germany to Trump’s refusal to slam Russia over soldier bounties, Russian state media is jubilant over America acting in the Kremlin’s interests.

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By Pilar Melendez

The officers involved in Lionel Morris’ death were cleared of criminal wrongdoing on Wednesday by the Arkansas State Police and local prosecutors.

By Laura Bradley

The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court’s decision to throw Judd’s case out because Weinstein was not her employer at the time.

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‘STRONGLY CONDEMNS’

A group of House Democrats is trying to force Republicans to go on the record about Trump’s comments.

 PULLING OUT

Retired Army Brig. Gen. Anthony Tata has called Islam the “most oppressive violent religion I know of” and President Barack Obama a “Muslim” and “terrorist leader.”

 FEEL THE BURN

Not only do these resistance bands come with five different levels of resistance, they also have a door anchor that makes for easy set up and take down.

 SPILL THE TEA

The former Trump fixer can also talk to the media ahead of the book’s release under a new agreement with federal prosecutors.

 RECORD-SMASHER

Commerce Department reports economy contracted by a shocking 32.9% annual rate in the second quarter; jobless claims rise as new infections surge in several states.

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