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Trump Blames Stimulus Delay on Dems but Failure May Hurt Him at Election
The president has suggested Democrats do not want a deal as it could boost his chances of a second term in the White House.
Trump Campaign—Which POTUS May Bankroll—Says Biden 'Indebted' to Bloomberg
The president criticized his Democratic rival for support in Florida from billionaire Michael Bloomberg.
Connecticut Republican with QAnon Car Sticker Defends Movement's Values
A Republican state senator has said he doesn't believe in the QAnon conspiracy theory despite having the movement's slogan on his car.
Trump, Leading on the Economy, Accuses Biden of Copying His Plan
The president continues to lead his Democratic rival on the economy in polling, despite trailing significantly on other points.
Colin Kapernick Says NFL 'Blackballing' Free Agent Eric Reid
The former NFL quarterback accused the league of running "propaganda" proclaiming to care about Black lives while it simultaneously undermines fellow free agent Eric Reid for speaking out in support of the Black community.
Biden Leads Trump by 3 Points in Traditionally Republican AZ: New Poll
Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly also leads GOP Senator Martha McSally by a significant margin in the southwestern state.
RNC Chairwoman Defends Trump's Handling of Pandemic
On NBC News' 'Meet the Press' Sunday, Ronna McDaniel responded to reports of Trump playing down the crisis by citing his approach as "calm and steady and methodical."
Fox News Poll Shows Americans Saying Biden More Mentally Sound Than Trump
A larger percentage of U.S. adults say they believe the Democratic presidential candidate has the traits best suited for the job.
Can Bloomberg Win Florida for Biden? Billionaire to Spend $100 Million
Recent polls suggest that Joe Biden already has a narrow advantage over President Donald Trump in the key southern battleground state.
A Majority of Americans Say Biden Has More Respect for Military Than Trump
Among independent voters, 65 percent say the Democratic presidential nominee has more respect for the military, while just 35 percent say the same for the president.
Trump Loses Voter Support Over Alleged Remarks on Soldiers, Woodward Tapes
23 percent of Americans surveyed said journalist Bob Woodward's revelations had changed their perception of the president.
North Carolina AG Warns Against Voting Twice After Trump Tweet
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein urged voters to "follow the law" amidst President Trump's flagged tweet.
Poll Puts Biden Well Ahead in Four States Which Are Top Trump Targets
The New York Times/Siena College poll shows the Democratic contender ahead in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Nevada and New Hampshire.
Kanye West Loses Wisconsin Court Ruling Against His Bid to Get on Ballot
The rapper's nomination papers for the state missed the deadline by 14 seconds.
Greene's Incumbent Announces Retirement Hours After Democrat Opponent Quits
Marjorie Greene, a QAnon supporter, won the GOP runoff for the district against opponent John Cowan last month, prompting Trump to call her a "real winner."
McConnell Pessimistic About Another Stimulus Package: 'Doesn't Look Good'
"We have been in a challenging period," the GOP senator said. "Regretfully, I can't tell you today we're going to get there."
Democrat Running Against QAnon GOP Candidate Abruptly Drops Out of Race
Georgia Democratic candidate Kevin Van Ausdal cited "personal reasons" for his exit.
Will Democrats Accept Election Results if They Think Trump Cheated to Win?
Fresh polling and a new report out Thursday, suggest Democrats could reject the outcome of the race if they believe Trump won unfairly.
Iran Claims U.S. Drones Retreated After Shoot-Down Warning
Rear Admiral Shahram Irani claimed Thursday that Iranian forces pushed American drones away from the Iranian coast at the start of major military exercises in the area.
Election Polls Aren't Tightening Like Trump Needs
The president must gain ground on his rival Joe Biden, particularly in states that boost his chances of winning the Electoral College.
Biden: First Presidential Task Is Telling World Leaders 'America's Back'
Nearly four years of Trumpian "American First" has been a strain on the U.S.'s traditional alliances, with the administration often opting for unilateral action rather than co-operation.
Trump, Pence to Visit Wis. as State Sees 1 Million Absentee Ballot Requests
The president and vice president are heading to the state within days of each other, as they rally ahead of November.