Section
Politics
Washington, campaigns, polling, data, infrastructure, and media coverage from the newsroom that did not set out to make Trump look good.
Media
Three fact-checking organizations issued corrections to their corrections of a Trump tweet, moving the original claim from false to disputed to annoying.
By Bob Callahan
4 min read
Politics
Marcus Webb reads the files four times and reports that the declassified materials contain almost nothing anyone can use for the original argument.
By Marcus Webb
5 min read
Data
The campaign unveiled a poll showing overwhelming support from every person in the room, including the person holding the poll.
By Jin-Ah Park
4 min read
Infrastructure
The cone later clarified it was speaking in a personal capacity and not on behalf of all cones.
By Buck Ledger
3 min read
Data
A glossy chart appeared to validate the entire event by leaning slightly toward the podium.
By Marjorie Datapoint
3 min read
Media
A televised argument became policy-adjacent after the host lowered the volume and everyone looked thoughtful.
By Trent Wirecopy
3 min read
Campaigns
A campaign hat reportedly entered the policy process after being placed near a printer.
By Buck Ledger
3 min read
Polling
The statistical range requested privacy after being asked to bless one more emotional poll.
By Marjorie Datapoint
3 min read