Nicole Lafond
Where Things Stand: Trump Uses COVID Diagnosis To Lean Into Every Trumpian Tendency Ever 
In one of his most reality TV star-in-chief moves yet, President Trump is going to be examined by a physician on Friday night in a segment that will be broadcast exclusively by Fox News.
Where Things Stand: Different Standards Are McConnell’s Favorite Cop-Out
The Senate majority leader’s hazy statements distancing himself from the administration’s missteps are a staple of his leadership in the Trump era.
Where Things Stand: A Real Debate This Time?
There’s already been some spicy commentary from both the Pence and Harris teams about respect for COVID-19 rules in tonight’s debate. And some weak plexiglass concession from the vice president’s side.
Where Things Stand: Trump’s Grand Recovery Complete With A Grand National Address
We’re hearing reports that President Trump plans to address the nation at some point today — just hours after being released from the nation’s top military hospital after being treated for COVID-19.
Where Things Stand: Come For The Trump COVID News, Stay For The Congressional Probe
This is one of a handful of times in TPM’s history that our reporting sparked a congressional probe.
Where Things Stand: Check Out Melania’s Latest Side Project
If you watched the debate on Tuesday or have paid attention to the Trump family’s public appearances in the last 48 hours, you don’t need me to point out the irony here.
Where Things Stand: Does Tim Scott Get Tired?
He’s been one of the most confusing senators to me for some time.
Where Things Stand: No Surprises Here
White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany was practically jumping at the opportunity to back Rep. Kevin Brady’s (R-TX) attempt to force an investigation into one of the most basic pillars of journalistic protections.
Where Things Stand: The Short List
President Trump wasted no time declaring when his SCOTUS nomination announcement will be because the Senate majority leader wasted no time — literally no time, maybe minutes after the late justice’s death broke news Friday night — to declare he’d bring him or her to the Senate floor.