Washington Post – Politics:
At the outset, the probe was ostensibly about influence peddling. Recent weeks have reinforced that Trump remains the most important target of such an inquiry.
Author: Philip Bump
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The post-2020 surge in calls for banning books, visualized
Washington Post – Politics:
Data from the American Library Association shows how calls for removing books have been more common in red states.
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Ronna McDaniel quickly demonstrates that her view isn’t worth the cost
Washington Post – Politics:
Why would a news organization pay someone to lie to viewers?
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Partisans are equally likely to say the other candidate is ‘too corrupt’
Washington Post – Politics:
The big shifts in concerns about the candidates since May are driven by Republicans.
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Republicans really want border reforms … until they hear Trump doesn’t
Washington Post – Politics:
New Yahoo News polling shows how much of an effect Donald Trump has on the views of people in his party.
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The White House gives House Republicans a new reason to fight
Washington Post – Politics:
The Republican impeachment inquiry has been a bust, with the party trying to find an out. A letter from the White House will likely inject new energy.
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Mainstream media coverage is not why Biden isn’t popular
Washington Post – Politics:
Tweaks within the reality-based world — or new forays outside of it — are not how Biden will compel more voters.
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Trump’s attorneys claim he could say government documents were his own
Washington Post – Politics:
It’s another manifestation of Trump’s view of unlimited executive authority.
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Elderly presidential candidate goes on a weird riff about acid — again
Washington Post – Politics:
Which is worse, forgetting the truth or constantly ignoring it?