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The Daily 202: Trump runs against Washington from the White House, trying to reclaim outsider mantle
Staffers spoke as much as senators during the Republican convention.
Staffers spoke as much as senators during the Republican convention.
The central bank will take a more flexible approach to keeping prices in check.
Saving the struggling industry is barely a passing mention compared to the pro-coal message of 2016.
The president promised a speedy vaccine and claimed things would be worse under Joe Biden.
“The president's attitude toward election security was effectively an open door to adversaries who wanted to meddle in our democracy,” he says.
But the danger, according to the president, is in Democrat-run cities that have devolved into 'chaos'.
Speakers mangle references to Lincoln, Madison and Reagan.
The reality is far different from the rosy picture he painted at the GOP convention.
The occupant of the White House hasn't made a discernible difference to the S&P 500's performance.
The pressure's on to get Americans to fly again, but the disinfectant could have adverse effects.
The expanded operation matches the extended timeframe for early and mail voting.
Pro sports teams went on strike in support of Jacob Blake.
Sens. Thom Tillis (N.C.) and Martha McSally (Ariz.) are faring worse than Trump in their states, as they have yet to win over the president’s supporters.
The president has repeatedly used the special power for political purposes and allies.
It's a shot across the bow in the broader tech race with China.
At the convention Tuesday, Larry Kudlow led a parade of Trump surrogates making false or exaggerated claims.
The report could help infom U.S. schools eyeing all-virtual education.
Senate Democrats dropped a 260-page climate plan in line with proposals from Joe Biden and Nancy Pelosi.
Cybercom is sending troops abroad to figure out Russian tactics.
Lots of female Republicans are making the case for Trump.