Christian Paz
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Jason Armond / Los Angeles Times via Getty Don’t Count Out the Latina Vote
If enough of these women cast a ballot in North Carolina, they could help elect the first-ever Latino legislator to the state assembly, flip a Senate seat, and deny Trump a second term.
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Mark Wilson / Getty What Bolsonaro’s COVID-19 Case Tells Us About Trump’s
Donald Trump’s political cousin in Brazil has followed the populist playbook to a T. It’s worked wonders for him.
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Mark Felix / AFP via Getty The Neglect of Latino Voters
The stakes have never been higher for millions of Latinos devastated by the pandemic and the economic crisis. That doesn’t mean they’ll vote.
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Saul Loeb / AFP / Getty Read Barack Obama’s Eulogy for John Lewis
“He, as much as anyone in our history, brought this country a little bit closer to our highest ideals.”
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Aaron J. Thornton; Elijah Nouvelage / Bloomberg / … Joe Biden’s Vice President Could Be the Most Powerful in History
He’d need to maintain a healthy partnership with his deputy—without worrying that she’ll outshine him.
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Arsh Raziuddin / Vishakha Darbha / The Atlantic Anthony Fauci’s Gen Z Cred
The public-health expert has developed the kind of internet presence that many public figures, especially politicians, only dream of building.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: There Goes the Economy
Almost 10 million Americans have already filed for unemployment benefits. It didn’t have to be this way, Derek Thompson argues. Plus: COVID-19’s unique threat to the South.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: The Other Way American Cities Will Suffer
What happens is local governments go bankrupt during the pandemic? Plus: How the new coronavirus behaves in air (the answer is very complicated).
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: The Social-Distancing Culture War
There once was a time at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic when social distancing wasn't a polarized along party lines. That’s changing
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: It’s Up to the States Now
How the leaders of the two most populous cities in America are handling the pandemic. Plus: Save the 2020 election and vote by mail, this law professor argues.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: There Are Other Elections
Not just the 2020 presidential race. Plus: What the healthy owe to society, especially the more vulnerable, in the time of the coronavirus.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: How This Will All Play Out
The U.S. may end up with the worst COVID-19 outbreak in the industrialized world. Plus: Is an extended national shutdown now the least worst option?
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Even the Pandemic Is Partisan
Some states are imposing serious lockdowns, others are being far more lax, and others have fallen somewhere in between. Plus: Trump wasn’t the only one who got it wrong.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Where Are the Billionaires?
Remember when Michael Bloomberg spent about $500 million running for president? Plus: What if checkpoints come to the U.S. to help slow the spread of COVID-19?
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: A Mid-Apocalyptic Democratic Primary Night
Joe Biden keeps on winning. Plus: Is it time for Bernie Sanders to drop out?
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: This Is What Democracy (in a Pandemic) Looks Like
Managing the voting booth in the time of a pandemic. Plus: COVID-19 cases have been reported in all 50 states—here’s one essay on how to prepare for the worst.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Remember the Election?
The governor of Ohio recommended this evening that the state postpone Tuesday’s primary voting until June. Plus: The winner of last night’s debate? The coronavirus.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: Congress Isn't Ready for the Coronavirus
Why the U.S. is so behind on COVID-19 testing. Plus: Remote work was thought of being the future for office work. The coronavirus outbreak has hastened that experiment.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: The Dangerous Misnaming of the Coronavirus
The president went out of his way to spin COVID-19 as a menace coming from abroad, referring to its source as a “foreign virus.” Plus: The staggering heartlessness toward the elderly.
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The Atlantic Politics Daily: An Alternate Coronavirus Reality
The president and his allies can still use his bully pulpit to drown information inconvenient to them. Plus: Is this the end of the line for Bernie Sanders?
