Matthew Impelli

A new New York Times/Sienna College poll shows incumbent GOP Senators in three states at risk of losing in the November 3 election.

"I felt like somebody had just sexually attacked us," Devon Morales, the mother of one of the students in the class, told WLNY News in New York.

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"We've got to get those numbers down. If we don't get them down, then we're going to have a really bad situation in the fall," the nation's leading infectious diseases expert said.

One poll shows Joe Biden holding a large lead over the president among suburban voters, 53 percent to 40 percent.

"I think we're probably looking at late second quarter, third quarter 2021," CDC Director Robert Redfield said when asked about a potential COVID-19 vaccine.

"Dear Fox News," the vet tweeted. "Here's what happens after an ambush (left). Here's what happens after you've made a complete moron out of yourself in front of the entire world (right). Do better, dammit."

Rabbi Scott Kramer of the Montgomery, Alabama synagogue Agudath Israel Etz Ahayem said that the attackers screamed, "F*** Jews" and "go back to the showers."

Lynwood City Manager Jose Ometeotl posted a photo of Malcolm X on Sunday with "Chickens come home to roost" written over it, which the civil rights activist said following the assassination of President John F. Kennedy in 1963.

According to Poweroutage.US, over 440,000 residents were left without power, with at least 234,103 in Alabama, 204,410 in Florida and 5,406 in Mississippi.

The deaths add to the five reported Monday by the state's Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Respondents in South Korea and Denmark were particularly harsh, with 93 percent and 92 percent, respectively, saying the U.S. has done a bad job at handling the pandemic.

"You're gonna see a rigged election," said the U.S. president. "This guy would do anything and he's in charge of the ballots."

Jerome Adams' comments on Monday resembled ones made days earlier by President Donald Trump, which Fauci disagreed with.

"Masks are just a symbol of deception and oppression," Saundra McDowell wrote on Facebook.

Trump's comments come as he faces backlash for holding a campaign rally indoors in Henderson, Nevada, on Sunday night.

In Canada, several thousand anti-mask protesters gathered in Montreal and Vancouver, criticizing the country's response to the novel coronavirus pandemic.

A 26-year-old U.S. citizen was recently accused of sparking a wave of new coronavirus infections in Garmisch-Partenkirchen, a ski town in Bavaria, Germany.

New York Republican Rep. Peter King on Thursday called the recent report of President Donald Trump's administration withholding funds from the FDNY's 9/11 health program "disgraceful."

A 14-year-old boy recently learned how to drive in an effort to help his family escape California's Creek Fire.

A University of Wisconsin-Madison doctoral student recently issued an apology and stopped teaching after being accused of claiming to be a person of color.

A majority of Oregon voters say they disapprove the ongoing protests in Portland, according to a new poll.

Missouri GOP Senator Josh Hawley defended the Kansas City Chiefs' fans that booed during a moment of racial unity Thursday on the NFL's opening night game against the Houston Texans.

At least 35,000 structures are currently at risk and approximately 600 have already burned, according to the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) as the Almeda Glendower Fire continues to grow in Jackson County, Oregon.

President Donald Trump currently holds a 10-point lead over Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden among military households, according to a new poll.

Smoke from the ongoing wildfires across the West Coast has traveled across the country and was recently spotted at high altitudes over Ohio.

Across different political party affiliations, the poll found 85 percent of Democrats said they were worried politics would influence the development of a vaccine, compared to 35 percent of Republicans and 61 percent of independents.

Some reports have stated that a seventh victim died in a fire in Marion County, Oregon, but the county sheriff's office only confirmed the death of a 12-year-old boy.

"Four more years! Four more years! Four more years!" the crowd can be heard yelling towards Biden and his escort. Several supporters can also be seen holding up Trump campaign signs as well as American flags.

"It is clear that San Antonio is becoming a sundown town for Black people. We aren't safe and what happened in Kenosha [Wisconsin] can definitely happen here," a community organizer said.