Inside Decades of Nepotism and Bungling at the N.Y.C. Elections Board
| By Michael D. Shear, Annie Karni, Maggie Haberman and Sheryl Gay Stolberg From the beginning, the president has turned mask wearing and other preventive measures into a loyalty test. He and his aides have taken the same approach inside the White House. | | | By Brian M. Rosenthal and Michael Rothfeld Some staffers read or watch Netflix at the office, while others punch in and then go shopping or to the gym, current and former employees said. | | | By Nicholas Casey For Black residents of Sumter County, the fight for representation echoed the civil rights era. For white residents, it reflected the anxiety, made manifest by the Trump era, of maintaining power over institutions even without the votes to do so. | | |
| Sports By Jeré Longman and Verónica G. Cárdenas The Friday night lights of high school football have dimmed or been shut down through much of the Rio Grande Valley. | | | Opinion By Jamie Crooks and Samir Deger-Sen Brazen politics in Amy Coney Barrett's confirmation process threatens the court's standing with the public. | | |
| By Isabelle Niu, Kassie Bracken, Alexandra Eaton, Will Lloyd, Yousur Al-Hlou and Aaron Byrd In 2016, Russia developed a simple, effective playbook to undermine U.S. elections with disinformation on social media. Four years later, Americans are using the same playbook on each other. | | | By Reuters Fights broke out in New York's Times Square on Sunday between demonstrators for and against President Trump. Officials said seven people were arrested. | | | By Reuters Senate Republicans secured a 51-to-48 vote to limit debate on Judge Amy Coney Barrett's Supreme Court nomination, setting up the final confirmation vote for Monday, eight days before the election. | | |
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