Author: Jason Lalljee, USA TODAY

Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, defended mail-in voting in the wake of President Donald Trump’s attacks on the system.

In 1965, John Lewis was beaten when a voting rights march across a bridge in Selma, Alabama, turned violent. He crossed that bridge one last time.

Mitt Romney, an avid critic of President Trump, said that Trump granting clemency for Roger Stone is “unprecedented, historic corruption.”

Trump continued to promote Tommy Tuberville, Sessions’ rival for Alabama’s GOP nomination for Senate, on Twitter.

Trump’s order says the “National Garden of American Heroes,” should feature Harriet Tubman, Billy Graham and Frederick Douglass among others.

Some of Donald Trump’s closest allies in the Republican party view the budget deal as fiscally reckless and want him to go back the drawing board.

The group of activists want Congress to take up a “climate emergency” resolution introduced by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Bernie Sanders.