Josh Kraushaar
Against the Grain columnist at National Journal. Political reporting & analysis, without fear or favor. (Opinions expressed here are my own.)
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Blackburn asks Google if employee who criticized her still has a job
“He has had very unkind things to say about me and I was just wondering if you all had still kept him working there,” Blackburn said.
Congressional Dems urge Biden to continue campus antisemitism protections
Rep. Josh Gottheimer expressed hope Biden would extend the Trump administration’s actions to project Jewish students
Trump’s worst possible closing message
President Donald Trump has chosen a closing message for the 2020 campaign that could alienate voters in both the presidential and down ballot races.
God Save the Electoral College
No, really.
Josh Kraushaar
.@jvlast: "Actually, The Electoral College Is Good"
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That 'Borat' babysitter had no idea the film was satire. Now she feels 'betrayed'
Jeanise Jones, a grandmother who played Borat's babysitter in the new "Borat" sequel, wasn't in on the joke and was paid $3,600 for her role.
WSJ News Exclusive | Trump Administration Considers Early Biometric Screening for Visa Seekers
Under the proposal, visa applicants would need to submit their fingerprints and possibly other biometric information to be entered into a new database before they are permitted to submit applications online.
Swing Toward The Democrats | Monmouth University Polling Institute
But most voters still expect Trump to win
WSJ News Exclusive | Russian in Cyprus Was Behind Key Parts of Discredited Dossier on Trump
A Wall Street Journal investigation and declassified interviews point to the identity of “Source 3” as a disgruntled PR executive with a “vast network” of sources.
New Jersey congressman's pledge of 'undying support' for Trump hangs over close House race
The congressman who represents Atlantic City made a risky political gamble last year. Now he's waiting to see whether it will pay off -- or if he's going home broke.
30 Philadelphia Police Officers Injured During Hours-Long Unrest After Police-Involved Fatal Shooting Of Walter Wallace, Jr.
The man who was shot and killed by police was identified as 27-year-old Walter Wallace, Jr. His killing led to a night of protests and riots in West Philadelphia.
Josh Kraushaar
30 Philadelphia Police Officers Injured During Hours-Long Unrest After Police-Involved Fatal Shooting Of Walter Wallace, Jr. – CBS Philly
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NBC Sports Group Promotes Damon Philips To Larger Role
NBC Sports Group promoted Damon Phillips to Senior VP/Strategic Initiatives and Head of Diversity & Inclusion, reporting to Chair Pete Bevacqua.
How Covid-19 May Affect Spectator Sports in the Coming Years
The potential impact on fans, salaries, college athletics programs—and more.
Parler Was Pitched as a Conservative Twitter. It’s Now a Depository For Hunter Biden Political Porn.
Folks who insisted they’d post to the social media site aren’t doing it. Those who are posting are posting conspiracy nonsense.
Rosenthal: After testing positive, Justin Turner's actions are difficult to justify
Turner was adamant about wanting to join the celebration, a source said, and he had the support of at least some club officials.
Biden’s Path to 270 Widens, Trump’s Path Narrows, as Texas Moves to Toss Up
Less than a week out from Election Day and President Donald Trump is playing catch-up. In 2016, he won 30 states (and Maine's 2nd Congressional District) and their 306 electoral votes. Today, just 20 states, worth 125 electoral votes, are safely in...
Giroir Breaks With Trump: It's Not Just More Testing, Covid Cases 'Are Actually Going Up'
Brett Giroir contradicted President Trump's talking points by warning that coronavirus cases are on the rise, and it's not just because of more testing.
A Week Before the Election, Time Is Running Out to Vote by Mail
Persistent delays and limited data have increased concerns that the Postal Service may be unable to reliably get ballots still outstanding delivered by Election Day.
WSJ/NBC News Study Finds No Late Shift Toward Trump So Far - WSJ.com
A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News study has found no evidence, so far, of the kind of late surge toward President Trump among undecided voters that helped produce his unexpected wins in 2016.
When pollsters asked themselves how so many missed...