Category: Politics

The U.S. response is increasingly plagued by distrust, infighting and lethargy, just as experts predict coronavirus cases could surge this winter and deaths could reach 400,000 by year’s end.

The president of Orlando-based Daniels Manufacturing Corporation told employees in a letter that the company “could be forced to begin permanent layoffs” if Biden wins, WESH 2 News reported.

In Erie County, Pa., a crucial battleground in a critical swing state, the count could take days, and ‘nobody knows how everybody else is going to react, whichever way it goes.’

The president has disregarded the pandemic dangers to stage large rallies as a show of strength and an ego boost after months of campaign stumbles.

With a little over two weeks until Election Day, Biden and Trump are spending their Sunday wooing voters in key battleground states.

In top Senate races, three Democrats beat the fundraising record set by Beto O’Rourke last cycle, and every Democrat outraised his or her GOP opponent — often by lopsided totals.

In this edition: The meaning of the third-quarter fundraising hauls, the battle over drop boxes in California, and why Republican candidates are still circling to find the best Obamacare answer.

Black voters across the country are casting their ballots at the very first opportunity, calling 2020 the most important election of their lifetimes.

Voters, party officials and campaign aides are caught between optimism and dread, the residue of seeing Clinton’s expectations of victory dashed.

Trump as president has accelerated trends that are weakening the Republican grip on the Lone Star State.

Attempts to deliver a stimulus package have faltered as the president’s erratic approach to governing and Democrats’ eagerness to press a political advantage have repeatedly clashed.