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Trump upset with coverage of his health as questions swirl over his potential maladies: Maggie Haberman

Appearing on CNN's "New Day" to discuss the state of Donald Trump's health, Maggie Haberman of the New York Times said whether the president is hiding illness or not, coverage of his problems walking down a ramp, as well as footage of him struggling to raise his right arm high enough for him to take a drink, is troubling to the president.

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Trump White House plotting 'big push' against John Bolton's damning insider account: NYT reporter

With the 2020 presidential election less than five months away, the Trump White House is planning to go to war with President Donald Trump's own former national security adviser.

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Trump's efforts to push unproven COVID-19 treatment could wreck rollout of vaccine

President Donald Trump helped erode public confidence in his administration's health agencies, which could doom efforts to distribute a vaccine for the deadly coronavirus.

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History shows America does 'far better' economically when a Democrat is in the White House: analyst

In an interview with the Daily Beast's Michael Tomasky, Simon Rosenberg of the liberal think tank NDN, explained that there is statistical proof that Americans prosper under Democratic presidents which should be a major selling point as the November election nears.

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Investigative journalist predicts how Trump will steal the 2020 election

As Election Day 2020 approaches, it would appear that presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden and his party have much to celebrate.Biden leads Donald Trump by an average of eight percentage points in national polling, with some surveys showing Biden ahead of Trump by as many as 14 percentage points.Biden also enjoys huge leads among the Democratic Party's key constituents, including black voters, Latinos and other nonwhites, college-educated white women and younger voters. Polls also show Joe Biden making gains among older white voters, a group that consistently supports Republicans and has been especially loyal to Trump. Biden also leads Trump in key battleground states such as Michigan and Wisconsin.

On closer inspection, however, matters are more complicated.

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Trump advisers feel 'increasing alarm' as his re-election odds tank: report

When GOP allies of President Donald Trump appear on Fox News or right-wing talk radio programs, they typically express confidence that he will defeat former Vice President Joe Biden in November and are dismissive of recent polls that show the president trailing the presumptive Democratic Party nominee. But what Trump allies say publicly and what they say in private can be two different things. And according to an article published by ABC News this week, Trump's campaign is seriously worried about internal polling that looks very good for Biden.ABC reporters John Santucci , Katherine Faulders and Will Steakin explain:

One week ago, President Donald Trump met with advisers from his 2020 reelection campaign, who greeted him with bad news: the campaign's internal poll numbers showed the president down in swing states — and down with key demographics of voters, including women and independents…. Top aides warned that former Vice President Joe Biden, now the presumptive Democratic nominee, was positioned to defeat the president by a significant number of electoral votes based on the campaign's analysis.

The journalists add that according to "multiple sources familiar with the meeting," some of Trump's "most loyal and longest serving advisers have developed a new posture: one of increasing alarm." And a major cause for their concern is Trump's response to the May 25 killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. Some of Trump's allies fear that the widespread outcry over Floyd's death is advantageous for Biden.

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Devastating new anti-Trump ad puts Lindsey Graham in an awkward spot: MSNBC's Morning Joe

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough wondered how a new anti-Trump ad will affect Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), whose effusive praise for Joe Biden serves as the centerpiece of the new commercial from Republicans Against Trump.

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We still don't know why Trump was taken to Walter Reed last year: Maggie Haberman

After speaking at the West Point graduation, the internet flew into speculation questioning the health and wellness of President Donald Trump. The president appeared to have problems drinking from a glass of water and struggled to walk down the ramp to the stage.

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Voters fleeing Trump and the Republican Party since BLM protests began: polling analyst

According to CNN polling analysts Harry Enten, the recent killings of African-Americans at the hands of police -- and the subsequent Black Lives Matter protests -- appears to be having a far-reaching effect on the fortunes of Republican candidates looking at the November election.

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Trump attorney flames out on CNN after claiming Trump is winning except in 'junk science' polls

Jenna Ellis, an attorney for President Donald Trump's campaign, on Sunday defended a lawsuit threat against CNN which seeks to suppress a poll showing the president losing to presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

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Trump aides scrambling to hide his 'dumpster fire' poll numbers to keep him from 'flying into a rage': report

According to a report from the Daily Beast, aides to Donald Trump are doing their best to keep him in the dark about his terrible poll numbers prior to November's election out of fear of his wrath.

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'Abusive deadbeat dad' Trump is 'running out of time' as voters wise up to his game: conservative

In a column for the Daily Beast, conservative commentator Matt Lewis said that Americans are finally seeing Donald Trump for "abusive deadbeat dad" that he is -- and it will cost him the election.

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