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Trump, who lost a week of campaigning to coronavirus, is expected to address the crowd from a balcony.

Mike Pence and Kamala Harris got into a heated debate over trade.

Trump's campaign insists the president is healthy and will be able to attend the next presidential debate.

The White House is limiting its contact tracing effort to people who came into close contact with President Trump within two days of his Thursday diagnosis.

Polls have been favorable to Joe Biden and Mark Kelly with the election less than a month away.

Crowded, mask-free: why the White House is a Covid danger zone

Donald Trump dominated in both speaking time and fact-checking lists following Tuesday's debate

Economist Paul Krugman suggested the moderator of the next debate have the power to turn off President Trump's microphone.

Biden faces down raging Trump in chaotic debate

Trump-Biden, round one: taxes, protests, and lots of insults

The Democratic nominee released his 2019 tax return Tuesday, showing he paid nearly $300,000 in federal taxes.

Doc Rivers was recently fired as head coach of the Los Angeles Clippers. He has a net worth of $50 million and owns several real estate properties. Fans need not worry as he will have no shortage of suitors from teams wanting to get him for next season.

A listing on the Writer’s Guild of America website may have revealed the working title of "Borat 2." This comes a few weeks after reports surfaced that the sequel had been shot during the coronavirus pandemic.

President Donald Trump has paid thousands in hairstyling costs, according to a bombshell report released by the New York Times on Sunday, with the revelations drawing a swift rebuke from Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

After New York Times report, critics point to Trump's ballooning debt, businesses operating at a loss, and income from foreign powers as proof of the threat he poses

Bombshell report claims Trump avoided taxes for years

Data shows COVID-19 has spurred remote work and shut down city centers, driving residents to suburbs and smaller cities with more manageable living costs.

A former career government official said White House aides blocked a review of the former national security adviser's book to keep it from publication.

New polls from both Politico and CNBC indicate majorities of voters in swing states and overall don't want Ginsburg's SCOTUS seat filled before the election. Senate Republicans have said they're moving forward.

Amy Coney Barrett, the frontrunner to fill the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's seat, has ties to a religious organization that preaches patriarchal family structure and demands lifetime loyalty oaths.

A letter poisoned with Ricin was intercepted before being given to President Trump earlier this week. 

The CDC has changed guidelines around testing to emphasize that exposed persons do need a test. It has recently struggled with outside interference from Trump appointees and the Department of Health and Human Services.

Trump administration wrote controversial US agency guidelines on testing: report

President Trump’s luxury properties have charged the U.S. government more than $1.1 million in private transactions since Trump took office — including room rentals at his New Jersey golf club this spring while it was closed.

The attorney general sparked a number of controversies, including comparing a national lockdown to slavery and his employees to preschoolers.

Hours before federal police cleared protesters near the White House on June 1, officers contemplated the use of a device that would make protesters' skin feel like it was burning.

Michael Caputo had accused government scientists of "sedition" and warned of violence from leftist hit squads in a Facebook rant.

The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee released its report on the Boeing 737 Max, which crashed twice, killing more than 300.

Washington Post Bob Woodward criticized President Trump's leadership style in an interview on Tuesday, and said there was widespread denial in the administration about COVID-19.