Biden's speech in Gettysburg and Sen. Harris' calls for unity in the vice-presidential debate are a stark contrast to the divisive campaign of President Trump and Vice President Pence.
For the first time in its over 200-year history, the prestigious medical journal endorsed a presidential candidate.
The Trump administration discreetly warned a veterans group of potential COVID-19 exposure from a White House event five days before the president announced his positive diagnosis to the public. This is the first-known notice given to visitors of the White House where more than 34 staffers have reportedly tested positive for the coronavirus.
Another coronavirus side effect? A greater percentage of American women were working in 1976 versus 2020.
Republicans are looking to reopen businesses quickly, while Democrats look to longer-term solutions.
House Republicans held an internal conference call to discuss the idea of giving counties four or five days to process mail-in ballots before Election Day.
A "naked ballot" is one that is not enclosed in a secrecy envelope before it is put in the mailing envelope. Elections officials have been ordered to throw out any "naked ballots."
Harris frequently questioned why the Trump Administration has lied to Americans about the novel coronavirus, and why Trump refused to denounce white supremacists.
At Wednesday night's vice-presidential debate, Sen. Kamala Harris told Americans that Joe Biden's tax plan would only raise taxes on the wealthiest Americans—or 2% of the public.
The debate begins at 9 p.m. EST Wednesday night, and is the only time Harris and Pence will face-off before Election Day.
