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Melissa Szymanski spent five hours in a Hartford, Connecticut, emergency room in late March and wound up with bills totaling about $3,200.
Although the presidential seat is the main interest for many voters, other positions affecting the day-to-day government also deserve consideration.
“Having been so fully impacted the way we have been, it’s hard to hear somebody else seem nonchalant about it."
With a deadly pandemic raging alongside a particularly contentious election, voter turnout numbers for all types of early voting are shattering records across the United States.
Thirty-eight percent of the over 1 million articles with coronavirus misinformation featured the president.
The 2020 vice-presidential debate was a welcome change from what we witnessed last week. But the niceties didn't last long.
Since leaving the hospital, President Trump has delivered rambling interviews, incoherent tweets, and called for imprisoning political enemies. His behavior is raising alarms in the halls of Congress.
Critics of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett are worried about what her confirmation will mean for the future of family planning—particularly Roe v. Wade.
