Politics

President Trump sought to align Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden with the more progressive wing of the Democratic Party on Monday evening – arguing that a Biden White House would steer the United States toward socialism as he made his pitch to Latino voters in the battleground state of Arizona.
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Vote.org has started a nonpartisan initiative to encourage voter participation in America with original posters from 60 art stars.
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A man who jumped on a California Highway Patrol car during a protest against President Trump’s visit to the state was violently thrown to the ground when the police cruiser drove off from the demonstration.
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Congressional officials are starting to worry about what could unfold if they struggle to determine whether President Trump or Joe Biden prevails in battleground states.
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden on Monday appeared to acknowledge that the gloves are off between himself and President Trump with just 50 days to go until the November general election.
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Rep. Ken Buck, R-Colo., sent a letter to the Department of Justice on Monday raising concerns about Netflix’s new film “Cuties,” which follows a group of young girls who do sexualized dances while wearing little clothing as a form of social rebellion. 
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The Postal Police Officers Association filed a lawsuit against USPS last week, arguing that its abrupt decision last month directing postal police officers to end mail protection exceeded the authority of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy and compromised the integrity of the mail and employee’s safety.
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Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman says he now identifies as a “Never Trumper” following his official retirement from the military. 
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Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden accused President Trump of being “a climate arsonist” and charged that if the president wins another four years in the White House, the wildfires raging in the western U.S. will become more “devastating and more deadly.”
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Joe Biden’s attack on President Trump Monday was tone-deaf, former House Oversight Committee Chairman Jason Chaffetz told “Outnumbered Overtime” on Monday, after the former vice president took aim from Delaware at President Trump’s climate change “denial.”
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