2020 Presidential Election Archive
Archives for December 2020
Joe Biden’s selection of Jessica Hertz to a powerful role has stirred the debate over tech’s influence in Washington.
Biden called Covid-19 vaccine distribution the “greatest operational challenge we’ve ever faced.”
The federal government has extended the eviction moratorium and will give out $25 billion in rent relief.
45 million Americans have student debt. Should Joe Biden forgive it?
We talked to Matt Gertz of Media Matters about Trump’s one-sided feud with Fox, the rise of OAN and Newsmax, and where right-wing cable news is headed.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi tried to hold a vote on stimulus checks — and Republicans blocked it.
Miguel Cardona, Connecticut’s first Latino commissioner of public education, led the state’s schools in responding to Covid-19.
More than 1.4 million Georgians have already voted, surpassing the total turnout from the 1992 Senate runoff.
After a subpar run as the president-elect, Jim Carrey has left office.
A conversation about the chaotic future of the GOP.
“There’s no good reason for the president-elect not to hire all of them,” one of the lead organizers told Vox.
Biden has nominated Michael Regan to lead the agency, which must be rebuilt and strengthened in the new administration.
Trump wins, for now. But the case is very likely to be back again soon.
A group of House Democrats want Joe Biden to cancel student debt.
Chris Krebs stole the show.