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COVID Is Completely Out of Control. Again.
November 2020, it turns out, doesn’t just look like March and April—it looks much worse.
The U.S. Is Having One of Its Worst Coronavirus Weeks Since the Pandemic Began
The president said at Thursday's debate that the country is "rounding the corner." There were more than 75,000 new cases on Thursday.
COVID Is on a Rampage Through Rural America
There were more than 65,000 new cases in the U.S. on Thursday alone, and rural areas are bearing the brunt.
'My Head Is Bleeding': Mom of Teen Killed by Police Says Cops Roughed Her Up During Protest Arrest
Tracy Cole was arrested during protests in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, over the DA's decision not to charge the officer who fatally shot her 17-year-old son.
Joe Biden Is Crushing Trump in Pennsylvania, New Polls Show
Trump won Pennsylvania by a hair in 2016, and right now he's polling 10 points behind Biden.
What Happens Next If President Trump Refuses to Concede?
Ballots will be counted slowly, protests have already turned violent, and any challenge in the Supreme Court will be made more complicated by the death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Last-Minute Challenges Are Delaying Mail-In Voting in Key Battleground States
In some cases, ballots could be delayed getting to voters.
How to Vote by Mail in All 50 States
States are scrambling to hold elections in a pandemic. You should be preparing to vote by mail.
A 17-Year-Old Aspiring Cop Has Been Charged With Murder In Kenosha
Police arrested Kyle Rittenhouse, a onetime police cadet, whose social media accounts indicated an affinity for the "Back the Blue" movement.
Cops Pepper Sprayed Protesters at a Press Conference for Jacob Blake
Kenosha, Wisconsin gears up for a second night of protests after the police shooting of Jacob Blake.
Jacob Blake Is Fighting For His Life After Kenosha Police Shot Him in the Back
Video shows the police firing several shots into Blake's back as he reaches into a car.
Can Kanye West Bend the Meaning of Time? We Asked the Experts
After a late filing, West's lawyer is arguing that 14 seconds after 5 p.m. is still 5 p.m. in order to get him on the ballot in Wisconsin. We asked experts who study the perception of time if this claim holds water.