Category: Politics

At a drive-in rally for Biden in Pennsylvania, Obama denounced his successor’s handling of the coronavirus crisis and said he was unable to even ‘protect himself’ from the disease.

Only then, he told CBS News’s Lesley Stahl, will he introduce his unseen new health-care proposal.

Trump sees his crowds as a source of momentum, and Biden sees safe practices as appealing to voters.

Voter registration numbers recently released in Florida, North Carolina and Pennsylvania are not necessarily a sign of some significant underlying shift.

Lower courts had said that local jurisdictions that want to offer accommodation to the elderly and disabled should be able to do so.

The emails claimed to be from the Proud Boys, a far-right group supportive of President Trump, but appeared instead to be a deceptive campaign making use of a vulnerability in the organization’s online network.

In the final weeks of the election, the president is in hyperdrive — and is on track to exceed 25,000 false or misleading claims by Election Day.

Two phrases have come to define presidential elections: “It’s the economy, stupid,” and “Are you better off than you were four years ago.” Neither appears nearly enough to save the Trump presidency.

Data from long-term care facilities show a steady level of new cases and deaths.

Trump and Biden are set to face off in Nashville in the last presidential debate ahead of Election Day. The second debate, which was scheduled for Oct. 15, was canceled.

In this special debate day edition: What to watch in the final debate, the latest from the voting wars, and the Working Families Party’s quest for 2 percent of the vote.