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Trump’s Feral Debate Made Allies Want to Call Animal Control

By Scott Bixby, Asawin Suebsaeng

Ed Rollins, a veteran GOP strategist who fronts the pro-Trump group Great America PAC, said, “Wow. I have seen nothing like this ever. Don’t want to comment any further.”

By Nicole Phillip

When you find out your hairdresser supports outlandish and dangerous conspiracies, do you break up with them no matter how slick they make your dreadlocks look?

By Barbie Latza Nadeau

Pope Francis has refused to meet Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on his visit to Rome because he thinks the Trump re-election campaign is trying to use him.

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By William Bredderman

Among Borough Park’s ultra-Orthodox, many are convinced of their own immunity. The only problem? Case numbers are spiking hard.

By Matt Gaffney

You need to pay attention to grammar basics on the grid, like verb and tense agreement, to not get stumped by a clue. And as usual, puzzle creators use this to trick you sometimes!

By Kevin Fallon

Kissing in the rafters, homeschooling second-grade twins, and coming out to Marie Osmond: The “Boys in the Band” stars talk to the Beast about their unexpected relationship.

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By Hanna Trudo, Will Sommer, Spencer Ackerman

Given the chance to finally explicitly condemn right-wing extremism, Trump insisted, “This is a left-wing problem” and gave a shout-out to the Proud Boys.

By Tom Sykes

Much of her new book is devoted to detailing an extraordinary campaign of surveillance and control by her record-exec ex, including him allegedly threatening her with a knife.

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 IN THE DUST 

Mitch McConnell has reportedly urged Trump to stop bashing mail-in voting after the early numbers sent a chill down Republican spines.

 DON’T HOLD BACK 

The voter, Ruthie of Pennsylvania, took part in a focus group of 15 fence-sitting voters conducted by veteran Republican pollster Frank Luntz.

 TA-DA 

A colander is a kitchen must-have. Specifically this colander.

 CHARLOTTESVILLE 2.0 

The pro-Trump pundit admitted that the president refuses to “say something bad” about white supremacists because they are his supporters.

 ‘HAD ENOUGH?’ 

The Democratic nominee was clearly pretty pleased with his “Will you shut up, man?” moment from Tuesday night’s ill-tempered clash.

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