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When we say “the media” called the election, this means certain news organizations sent people to find out how people voted, which is public information gathered by 50 states and

Dr. Francis Collins, head of NIH and member of coronavirus task force, tells @NPR the group haven't met the president "in quite some time." The president instead hears from two

On September 18, just three weeks ago, the 538 polling average had Biden +6.7, roughly in the range it’s been all year. Today it’s Biden +10.2. For comparison, here is

It's really not sufficient to say that last night's debate was awful, though of course it was. The point of a debate is to compare the candidates for the job

“In 2018, for example, Mr. Trump announced in his disclosure that he had made at least $434.9 million. The tax records deliver a very different portrait of his bottom line:

Watched the documentary "RBG" last night. It shows her 1993 confirmation hearing. GOP Senator Orrin Hatch is heard saying she is a "liberal" appointee of a "liberal" president, but that

Right-wing extremists "borrowed from ISIS's playbook" and "learned how to radicalize people online." But a former DHS official says the president wasn't "comfortable" discussing "domestic terrorism

A convention showcases a nominee, but also a party. Democrats had ex-presidents, ex-nominees, former first ladies, governors, Pelosi, rising stars, even people who differ with Biden on big issues (AOC,

Have been reading @AmbJohnBolton John Bolton's "The Room Where It Happened," in preparation for an @NPR interview on Monday's @MorningEdition. Throughout the book he evaluates the president as incompetent, unfit,

Today's @NPR @MorningEdition is a snapshot of our world, and a little beyond. Hit Play on a few of these voices. @nprgreene talks with an American astronaut who has spent

Have the president's promises matched reality? @timkmak reports an NPR team checked promises the president made March 13, when declaring a state of emergency. With lives in the balance, many

Important: a picture of the next phase comes from Dr. Robert Redfield, of CDC, who tells @NPR what it would take for Americans to begin to return to something like