While Republicans are in rebellion against each other over saving the lives and economic health of America, Politico is on the hunt for a “Dems in Disarray” story. They think they found one in a push by delegates to the Democratic National Convention to include a “Medicare for All” plank in the national platform, which they’re trying to make into a big deal break between presumptive nominee Joe Biden and Sen. Bernie Sanders.

It’s been months since we’ve all been attempting to practice social distancing and quarantine efforts, but this coronavirus pandemic is still alive and rampant. As the number of cases in the U.S. continues to grow, some folk have grown tired of stay-at-home efforts and are hitting the beach for summer. But such a move doesn’t come without risk.

As Donald Trump continues to downplay and fumble pandemic response, the nation continues to face the novel coronavirus with meager federal oversight or support. Meanwhile, cases continue to rise, and medical professionals continue to brace against growing patient numbers. Now, yet another medical professional that worked on the front lines to fight COVID-19 has died of the virus. Dr.

If the Trump administration’s wantonly destructive approach to the pandemic has left you in tears, in a panic, in a rage, or feeling like you’ve just downed a COVID-laced cocktail of all three, you’re not alone. As you continue to process those emotions, perhaps consider what might have been had our country been led by a functioning adult.

A number of top civil and immigrant rights organizations have sued the Trump administration  to stop the imminent expulsion of dozens of unaccompanied migrant children who were being illegally held at the McAllen, Texas, location of a popular hotel chain by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) contractor in recent days.