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Democratic candidate Joe Biden was campaigning in Georgia as the US election campaign entered its final week

Will Trump Win Georgia? New Polls Show Race In Red State Heating Up, President Trails Biden

President Trump campaigned in Macon, while Biden visited Warm Springs, where he promised to "heal" the nation amid multiple crises.

Jacob Wohl, Jack Burkman's Ohio Felony Fraud Charges Only The Latest In String Of Criminal Indictments

Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman face a string of felony charges across the US for robocall voter disinformation campaigns and securities fraud

Latino Men For Trump? Why The President Is Making Inroads With Some Hispanics

US President Donald Trump is on a dramatically different campaign trail than his rival Joe Biden, one featuring massive rallies, scattered mask wearing and almost no social distancing

President Donald Trump is doing surprisingly well with an unexpected group: Latino men.

Assistant Attorney General John Demers (L) and FBI Director Christopher Wray announced the arrests of five Chinese agents for their roles in an operation targeting Chinese government opponents in the US

Five Chinese Agents Arrested In US For Targeting Beijing Opponents

Three of those charged -- Zhu Yong, 64, a Chinese citizen and permanent U.S. resident; Hongru Jin, a 30-year-old naturalized US citizen; and Michael McMahon, a 53-year-old U.S. citizen and licensed private detective -- were arrested in New York and New Jersey.

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Senator Ted Cruz is one of several prominent conservative Republicans using the social platform Parler, claiming that it "gets" the notion of free speech

Ted Cruz Slammed On Twitter After Attacking Company CEO Jack Dorsey

Twitter came for Ted Cruz when he attacked the platform’s CEO during a Senate committee hearing.

A crash test dummy is displayed inside a Toyota vehicle to demonstrate Toyota's Whiplash Injury Lessening Concept Seat at its showroom in Tokyo

New York Changes Seatbelt Law: How Much Will A Ticket Cost You?

New York's new passenger seatbelt law goes into effect on Sunday.

How Much Will Panera's New Flatbread Pizza Cost?

Panera rolling out a new flatbread pizza line with a base price of $7.99.

A Break On Student Loans In New Retirement Bill? Here's How

A new bipartisan legislation is expected to expand retirement saving options and ease financial tension on student loans.

IRAs And 401(k)s Eliminate Withdrawal Penalties Amid Pandemic

Retirement account holders may be able to forego a penalty in 2020 if they withdraw from their IRA or 401(k).

Skull kept on a mantle turns out to be remains from a Tennessee man missing since 2012.

Skull Of Missing Tennessee Man Found Being Used As A Halloween Prop

Authorities identify skull as part of the remains of a Tennessee man missing since 2012.

Joe Biden wins the 2020 election in an informal youth vote conducted by Nickelodeon

Joe Biden Wins ‘Kids Pick The President’ Vote, But Trump Wasn’t Far Behind

Biden wins in an informal vote among children, but not by much.

Two dead, including a child, after a bus crash in Tennessee.

7-Year-Old Girl, School Bus Driver Killed In Crash With Utility Truck

Two dead, including a 7-year-old girl, in a school bus crash in Tennessee.

National Immigration Day 2020: Quotes To Raise Awareness About The Challenges Immigrants Face

The day gives people an opportunity to come together to pledge their support and make a difference in the lives of immigrants.

A church in Lake Charles, Louisiana, seen on August 26, 2020 after the passage of Hurricane Laura

Hurricane Zeta Update: Where NHC Says The Storm Will Hit Next

Hurricane warnings are in place for downtown New Orleans to the Mississippi/Alabama border.

A demonstrator screams at a police line during a protest near the location where Walter Wallace, Jr. was killed by police officers

Walter Wallace Jr. Shooting: National Guard Mobilized In Philadelphia As Thousands Protest On Day 2

Walter Wallace Jr. was shot and killed by two officers on Monday after he allegedly refused to put down his knife.

Police guard scene of shooting at Aurora, Illinois

Waukegan Shooting: Marcellis Stinnette Was 'Still Breathing' When Cops Covered Him With Blanket, Girlfriend Says

A 19-year-old Black man was wounded, and later died, after police officers in an Illinois city shot at his vehicle last week.

President Trump was hoping to have his wife Melania by his side at a Pennsylvania campaign event, but the first lady opted not to travel, citing a "lingering cough" that remains since her bout with the novel coronavirus

Melania Trump Attacks Joe Biden, Says Democrat Has 'Socialist Agenda' In Campaign Appearance

First lady Melania Trump spoke out during a solo campaign event in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, attacking Democratic nominee Joe Biden and defending her husband's record.

Black Family Sues Texas County After Tasing Death That Was Filmed On Reality TV Show

Javier Ambler was chased for over 20 minutes after not dimming his headlights, then tasered four times and pinned despite his insistence that he couldn't breathe and had a heart condition.

President Donald Trump said opponent Joe Biden will 'abolish' the US oil industry

Donald Trump Rape Defamation Lawsuit: Federal Court Rejects DOJ Efforts To Stop E. Jean Carroll's Suit

The case can now proceed in efforts to force Trump to provide a DNA sample and testify on the rape allegations

Why Republican Susan Collins Voted Against SCOTUS Pick Amy Coney Barrett

Republican Sen. Susan Collins of Maine chose to vote against Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s confirmation on Monday, breaking with her party as she fights a tough reelection battle.

A utility company in California says it's looking at whether its lines may have sparked wildfires.

Are Utility Lines Behind Latest California Wildfire?

California utility company says it's investigating whether its power lines sparked the state's latest blaze.

Republican US Senator Ted Cruz earned some scorn online after he was spotted not wearing a mask on a domestic commercial flight

Why Hunter Biden's Email Release Won’t Help Trump’s Reelection, According To Ted Cruz

Sen. Ted Cruz argued that President Trump's attacks on Hunter Biden won't sway voters.

Doctors treat a patient infected with COVID-19, which has pushed the Brazilian health care system to the brink, at the Intensive Care Unit of the Hospital de Clinicas, in Porto Alegre, Brazil, on April 15, 2020

Why More Nurses Are Being Hospitalized For COVID-19 Than Other Healthcare Workers

The majority of nurses that have been hospitalized for COVID-19 all share this common underlying health condition.

With Amy Coney Barrett establishing a conservative bench on the Supreme Court, challenges to abortion rights are expected.

Is Roe V. Wade Being Overturned? Supreme Court To Review Abortion Ban

The Supreme Court is set to review a Mississippi abortion case that could tacitly challenge Roe v. Wade.

Pro-Trump Outlets Say Reelection Support Is Due To A ‘Deeply Flawed And Dangerous’ Party

Washington Examiner, The Boston Herald, and The New York Post have voiced support for President Trump.

International Business Times looks at why Justice Thomas swore in Amy Coney Barrett.

Who Is Clarence Thomas? Three Fast Facts About The Justice Who Swore In Amy Coney Barrett

Associate Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas swore in Amy Coney Barrett on Monday.

Nine of 13 members of Michigan right-wing militias charged with a plot to kidnap the state's governor, Gretchen Whitmer (L-R, top to bottom) Michael Null, William Null, Eric Molitor, Shawn Fix, Ty Garbin, Brandon Caserta, Kaleb Franks, Adam Fox, and Dani

Whitmer Kidnapping Update: ‘Firearms’ And Explosives Discovered As Investigation Heats Up

Feds have discovered new evidence in the foiled plot to kidnap Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Who Is Walter Wallace Jr? Philly Protests Heat Up After Another Fatal Police Shooting

Walter Wallace Jr., who was fatally shot by police in Philadelphia, had mental health issues.

A laboratory technician holds a dose of a COVID-19 vaccine

Will Medicare Pay For A COVID-19 Vaccine? Coverage Plans Revealed

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid are expected to announce coverage for COVID-19 vaccines as early as Tuesday.

45 Children Rescued, 179 Arrested In Ohio’s Largest Anti-Human Trafficking Operation

A loaded gun was discovered during the recovery of a 15-year-old, who is suspected in several shootings and a homicide.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (pictured) has negotiated for weeks with Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, but no deal has emerged

Second Stimulus Check: Pelosi Optimistic About Deal Before Election Day Despite Market Collapse

Pelosi's deputy chief of staff, Drew Hammill, tweeted that the house speaker is still hoping to reach an agreement with the White House on several spending issues before the Nov. 3 election.