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Virginia's Voter Registration Site Goes Down on State's Last Day to Sign Up
Virginians seeking to register to vote in the upcoming election have been advised to print out and complete a paper application in the interim.
Half of the 20 Metro Areas Worst-Hit by COVID Are All in One State
The worst-hit metro areas were reported to be in Wisconsin, Texas, Idaho, Iowa, North and South Dakota, South Carolina and Montana, according to a new report.
Five-Year-Old Attacks Gunmen Who Threaten Mother During Home Invasion
David Johnson threw his toys at armed raiders who barged their way into his family's house in South Bend.
Ammo Shortage Hits U.S. as Concealed Handgun Permits Soar to 20 Million
The recent increase in firearms sales is expected to continue throughout the presidential election, according to the National Shooting Sports Foundation.
'The Crown' Season 4 Trailer Features Princess Diana and Prince Charles Fig
The Crown's first season four trailer depicts a heated argument between Princess Diana and Prince Charles before cutting to a real reading from their "fairytale" wedding.
A Weeping Kim Jong Un May Hand Donald Trump an Unexpected Triumph
Kim's crying over the country's economic collapse under U.S.-led sanctions may suggest a willingness to restart nuclear disarmament talks with the Trump administration.
Amy Coney Barrett Says She'd Set Aside Catholic Beliefs on Supreme Court
Senator Lindsey Graham, a Republican from South Carolina, explicitly asked Barrett whether she could "set aside whatever Catholic beliefs you have regarding any issue before you."
Gunman Opened Fire on Children Playing Basketball in Ohio Street
Fifteen-year-old Markeise Smith and his 11-year-old friend ran for their lives as the gunshots rang out in their Akron neighborhood.
Joe Biden's New Facebook Ad Lists Republicans Supporting Him Over Trump
Set to a soaring orchestral musical score, the new 52-second social network ad blast takes aim at President Trump by including statements made by Biden's Republican supporters.
What Polls Say About Mitch McConnell vs Amy McGrath 3 Weeks Until Election
While the Democratic candidate conducted a successful fundraising campaign—raking in nearly $47 million by the end of June compared to McConnell's $36.7 million by September—polls show McGrath trailing her opponent.
Trump Says Fauci's Pitching Is 'More Accurate Than His Prognostications'
Fauci has taken issue with a Trump campaign ad suggesting he approves of the White House response to the pandemic.
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Get up to 50 percent of on all Sony noise-canceling headphones, Samsonite luggage and Razer PC gaming gear.
Family of Black Man Found Hanging From Tree Doubt Suicide Ruling
Nevan Baker, 22, was found by a man walking his dog in the early hours of the morning on October 4, hanging by a rope from a tree.
Stolen U-Haul Truck Leads to Bizarre Police Chase Through L.A.
The vehicle rammed into parked cars and was driven on wheel rims after police burst the tires using a spike strip.
COVID Vaccine Update, France's Sanofi Aims for Mid-2021 Rollout
There may be "up to 100 million doses" of a COVID-19 vaccine available by the end of the year, U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar stated last week.
Woman Threatens to Sue Neighbor Over Biden Yard Sign in Ring Doorbell Video
The fiery encounter was captured on a ring doorbell video and shows the woman march up to her neighbor's front door demanding they take their Biden sign down.
Leon Black 'Deeply' Regrets Jeffrey Epstein Link After $75m Transfer Claims
The New York financier paid millions a year to Jeffrey Epstein after the pedophile's 2008 conviction—but says he was unaware of "the reprehensible conduct that surfaced at the end of 2018."
McConnell Laughs as Opponent Grills Him on COVID Response During Debate
The incumbent Senate Majority Leader laughed when his Democratic opponent said, "You knew that the coronavirus wasn't going to end at the end of July" during their Monday night debate.
Biden Has 91 Percent Chance of Winning Electoral College, Forecast Predicts
President Donald Trump only has a 9 percent chance of winning the electoral college and a 1 percent chance of winning the popular vote against Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.
Florida Voters Are Split 50/50 On Who They Expect to Win Election
On the same day President Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Florida, the first one after his COVID-19 diagnosis, a poll finds Florida voters are evenly split on who they believe will win the presidential election.
'Nutcracker' Cancellations From COVID Causing Massive Loss of Jobs, Revenue
Ballet companies throughout the country expect to lose millions due to COVID-19 forcing cancellations of "The Nutcracker," typically a huge source of revenue during the holiday season.
Mitch McConnell Elicits 'Very Cold' Feelings in About Half of U.S. Voters
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is set to debate Democratic challenger Amy McGrath Monday evening.