Outside the Beltway

The President admits that he intentionally downplayed the threat posed by the epidemic.

What is more concerning, speculation and war games, or the words of POTUS?

Media bias is real, but it isn’t what many claim it to be.

The legendary Georgetown basketball coach is gone.

To spend more time with her family.

The best people.

The official campaign to oust Donald Trump is off to a good start.

A retired admiral warns that the President is undermining our institutions.

A choice that’s both historic and unsurprising.

What would a reborn GOP look like and who would vote for it?

To mix cultural references: less than meets the eye.

The National Security Advisor to Presidents Ford and GHW Bush has died.

Yet another incumbent has lost his primary contest.

It’s much easier to fund bad information than good.

Trump’s nonsense campaign against vote-by-mail could cost the GOP votes.

The President may be right on voting by mail.

We were much slower and have higher non-conformity than countries that have it under control.

The ‘outside agitators’ trope strikes again.

She would hardly be the first running mate who criticized the nominee in a debate.

A new company has reinvented the communication tool that people love to hate.

An unintended consequence of the Cares Act.

Apparently, we’re not supposed to drink the stuff.

Cops aren’t soldiers or spies but fellow citizens.

The lousy hybrid option has been scrapped in favor of a worthless virtual one.

Comparisons with 2016 all work against Trump’s re-election.

If you are wondering why masks are political, look no further than 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

A civil rights legend has passed.

“Redskins” no more.

A movement that has grown beyond recognition.

The trend line shifted this week.

A shocking and yet completely unsurprising development.

A mixed ruling: New York wins, Congress loses–but no release before the election.

Two rulings greatly expand the ability to evade the law for on Free Exercise grounds.

Are Republicans eschewing absentee voting?

The Paycheck Protection Program protected some interesting paychecks.

A marked rise in shooting deaths is going largely unnoticed.

The crowd for DC’s fireworks celebration was small but weird.

Leadership matters (as does culture).

The President is desperate and unwell and the press is making no bones about it.

Red lives matter.

Nike and FedEx may be able to do what Native American activists couldn’t.

“Lift Every Voice and Sing” will reportedly precede the “Star-Spangled Banner” in the opening week.

A seemingly obvious result that isn’t.

The President should have known about the plot. There’s a good chance he didn’t.

The Magnolia State is the last in the nation to have the stars and bars on its state banner.

The evolution of America’s racial language continues.

A 7-2 decision by the highest court in the land is less decisive than the numbers suggest.

The Commonwealth is the first state in the nation to issue regulations.

We’re unlikely to know who wins the November elections right away.

The gaslighting will continue until morale improves.