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The Minnesota attorney general announced an investigation into the company earlier this week.

With less than two weeks remaining until Election Day, several questions remain about Joe Biden's alleged involvement in his son's overseas business dealings.

The Wilmington Police Department said officers found the sign affixed to live electrical wires early Friday morning.

Remdesivir was used to treat the president after he contracted COVID-19 earlier this month, according to the White House.

"It will be so good if they end it," Trump said about the Affordable Care Act during his recent interview with "60 Minutes."

Unintentional second-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter charges remain against the former Minneapolis police officer.

Trump and some of his administration's officials raised questions about Welker's objectivity, as they did with previous debate moderators.

American Oversight said in its report that it has so far been unable to review emails sent to and from Mike Pompeo during his tenure as secretary of state.

The former New York City Mayor suggested the scene may have been "doctored" or "manipulated."

Country singer Mickey Guyton released her song "Black Like Me" just days after the death of George Floyd.

Pope Francis says there should be a civil union law for same-sex couples, according to a new documentary.

Masks are required in California, but voters who show up at the polls without them will still be allowed to cast their ballots in person.

More than 400 virtual and in-person Women's March events were expected to take place across the U.S. on Saturday.

President Donald Trump called Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse the "least effective" Republican in the Senate and said he presents a "liability to the Republican Party."

Voter turnout in Georgia was by Friday 134 percent higher than it was five days into early voting in 2016, according to state officials.

Joe Biden's campaign reported about $135 million more in September fundraising gains than President Donald Trump's re-election campaign.

The Republican candidate is running for the congressional seat formerly occupied by civil rights leader John Lewis.

"Joe Biden's going to do whatever he's told to do by the left," South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham said on Friday.

The Nebraska senator was responding to a question about why he frequently criticizes President Donald Trump.

Nearly half of the registered voters polled said Sen. McSally has been "too supportive" of President Donald Trump.

ABC News is hosting the town hall event, which is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. ET.

Masks are still required in some specified settings, but Mississippi's statewide order expired on September 30.

The U.S. Postal Service recovered undelivered mail found in trash bags outside the postal worker's home.

South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham later told reporters he made the comment "with dripping sarcasm."

Corrected ballots will be printed and sent out to the affected voters starting next week, according to Allegheny County election officials.

The congressional candidate later told Newsweek he decided to vote for Joe Biden.

Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor wrote in her dissent that the decision would cause "irreparable" harm.

An FBI agent said Tuesday that some of the individuals allegedly behind the plot to kidnap Michigan's Gretchen Whitmer also considered targeting Virginia's Ralph Northam.

The unnamed worker in Pittsburgh also threw away political ads, according to the USPS Office of Inspector General.

Only three weeks remain before the 2020 presidential election on November 3.