Trump's disconnection from reality gave former Vice President Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama an opening Saturday to call out his denials.
President Donald Trump continued to deny the nation's deepening Covid-19 crisis as he crisscrossed the country this weekend, even as the virus spread among top administration and campaign advisers.

Pence chief of staff Marc Short tests positive for coronavirus
• US reports second highest day of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began. The highest day was Friday

Analysis: Why Trump could face a Jimmy Carter scenario
The last president facing re-election troubles like Donald Trump's was Jimmy Carter in 1980. Injured by recession and impotent against a national crisis, Carter lost big.

Fareed Zakaria: This is why Trump will lose 2020 election
CNN's Fareed Zakaria tells Anderson Cooper why he thinks President Donald Trump will lose the 2020 presidential election.

Obama in Florida: Trump's tough guy schtick is a fraud
Former President Barack Obama on Saturday laced into President Donald Trump, describing his successor as a thin-skinned bully whose true weakness was revealed when he walked off the set of a high profile interview this week after being faced with a few probing questions.

Opinion: Why evangelicals should care about Trump's lies
In a season of campaign schwag, a baseball cap caught my eye. Beneath an American flag were the words "Make Lying Wrong Again."

Republican senator's awkward debate moment may hurt her reelection bid in key state
Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA), who touts growing up on a farm, faced an awkward debate moment when asked by the moderator about the price of soybeans in Iowa.

US reports second highest day of coronavirus cases since the pandemic began. The highest day was Friday
• A proposed visa rule threatens to expel about 12,000 doctors working in the US • Asian American businesses hit especially hard during the pandemic

Murkowski says she will vote yes to confirm Barrett
• Opinion: The confirmation of Barrett is a threat to families like mine

80,000 furloughed as the bus industry grinds to a halt
Clarence Cox's business, Georgia Coach Lines, was handed down to him by his father and uncle. He was hoping to hand it down to his children. But right now, his 20-plus employees are furloughed, and he's hoping and praying the business can survive through 2020.