Trump’s Inner Circle Braces for Disaster

By Asawin Suebsaeng, Lachlan Markay

Some still believe a win is possible. But others are wrapping their head around a Biden presidency and regretting the money they gave to Trump.

By Nico Hines

The Scottish actor died in his sleep in the Bahamas, with his family around him.

By Kelly Weill

It’s been a rough year for Trapt, best-known for their 2003 hit “Headstrong,” and their fringe frontman.

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By Michael Daly

Attorney General Ken Paxton is trying to lay down the law in virus-ravaged El Paso—no matter the cost.

By Wilfred Chan

A former Navy intelligence officer working for a Trump-aligned and pro-democracy tabloid said he wasn’t “taking the fall” for the false report but was “taking responsibility.”

By Jeff Slate

The Bright Eyes frontman on supporting Planned Parenthood, being forced to have a bodyguard, and the sad state of the Republican Party.

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By The Daily Beast

In this bonus episode of The New Abnormal podcast, actress Sharon Stone chats about Trump’s outrageous response to the pandemic.

By Mike Barnicle

“I’ll never forget it for the rest of my life. He talked to me for about 10 minutes, about the loss of my son… and he made me realize, right then, that my son mattered.”

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 $2,000 PRICE TAG 

Continuing his attacks on frontline healthcare workers, the president claimed doctors lie to inflate the number of deaths because it earns them “like $2,000 more.”

 SAVED BY THE STING 

The U.S., Niger, and Nigerian governments collaborated on Walton’s rescue, as his kidnapping could have been incredibly dangerous had he been sold to al Qaeda or ISIS.

 ‘RUTHLESS KILLERS’ 

A spokesperson for the Kentucky State Police declined to condemn or apologize for the inclusion of the quotes.

 RED FLAGS? 

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office said they had received tips suggesting the incident may have been a ploy to raise funds.

 A LEGEND LOST 

Sam Neill, who starred in “The Hunt for Red October” with Connery, said every day on set with him was “an object lesson in how to act on screen.”

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