Do you have an aunt or uncle who loves to express their wild opinions on Facebook and proceeds to attack people in the comments of their controversial post? We all do. You’re not alone. During these wild times of change in our country, it’s important to just take a breath.
Election day is officially less than a week away, and aside from the day itself, there are very few milestones left between the country and the election of its next president. With both of the presidential debates in the rearview window—the second having been a tamer and more restrained event than the first—and the Senate adjourned until after the election, the race is officially in its final stretch.
The Trump administration is set to announce a plan to cover costs of Covid-19 vaccines for many Americans. The plan, which is to be announced this week, is said to cover the out-of-pocket costs of these vaccines for the millions of Americans receiving Medicare or Medicaid.
As of Monday evening, President Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court, Judge Amy Coney Barrett, has been successfully confirmed to the Supreme Court of the United States of America in a 52-48 vote.
The final presidential debate of the 2020 general election cycle happened Thursday night, October 22. And, compared to its predecessor – the September 29 match-up between Trump and Biden in Cleveland – last night’s debate was a relatively restrained affair.
President Donald Trump’s pick for the Supreme Court, Judge Amy Coney Barrett, has been pushed through the Senate Judiciary Committee. Democrats boycotted the vote and were absent, claiming it was too close to the Presidential election.
The presidential debates of 2020’s general election have been steeped in conflict and confusion. The first debate quickly became infamous for its contentious nature. It was an event dominated by cross-talk, with President Trump talking over both the moderator Chris Wallace and his opponent, Joe Biden.
Following the Covid-19 diagnosis of the President, First Lady, and many others in the White House, President Donald Trump has returned to the campaign trail. His wife, Melania Trump, however, has since cancelled her most recent campaign appearance due to her bout with Covid-19.
Recently I saw a mailer by [State Sen.] Andrew Gounardes attacking the candidate that I am supporting for State Senate in southwest Brooklyn, Vito Bruno.
Though the election is officially fifteen days away, over 29 million people across the United States have already voted, according to the U.S. Elections Project. As the lead up to Election Day continues, though, so too does the conflict that has underlined much of this year’s election season.
On Friday, Putin proposed that the nuclear arms control pact, or New START treaty, be extended for at least one year. The treaty is on course to expire in February unless the countries agree to its extension.
A flight crew member and communications director, both affiliated with the Biden campaign, have tested positive for the coronavirus. Following this news, Senator Kamala Harris’ campaign travel has been halted.
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