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The vice president has touted the number of jobs gained in recent months, following mass losses amid the COVID-19 lockdown.

"People in the U.K. have seen the impacts of privatization and want it back into the hands of the public," Senator Bernie Sanders told Newsweek.

The video posted by the president has been viewed more than 5 million times and received thousands of shares.

Journalist Bob Woodward's new book will contain details of 25 letters sent between the two leaders, publisher Simon & Schuster has said.

"I'd watched the Brixton riots. People felt they were being left behind and there was a potential for violence. The song was intended as a wake-up call," musician Eddy Grant said in an interview with The Guardian.

"This is about data sets that were clearly available to the Chinese Communist Party's national security apparatus. Enormous data sets," said U.S. secretary of state Mike Pompeo.

The vice president also said his Democratic challenger was a "skilled debater" during the 2020 primary races.

"We have to tell the truth about even those we vote for," Dr. Cornel West said Wednesday. "That's why I don't endorse them, I vote for them."

Some Republicans are planning on voting Democrat in the November election and they took to social media Wednesday to explain why.

Biden stands with D.C. bureaucrats, but Trump stands with besieged American suburbs.

The U.S. has reported at least 164,690 fatalities to date, the highest COVID-19 death toll in the world.

The statistician and FiveThirtyEight founder discussed the model's current prediction, which gives the president a 29 percent chance of resuming office in November, on Wednesday.

The poll, which was conducted by Politico/Morning Consult, found that only 2 percent of Black voters said they would vote for Kanye West if the election were held today.

Seventy-nine percent of GOP voters had at least a somewhat favorable view of Pence, compared with Harris' 64 percent among Democrats.

Donald Trump proved his loyalty to the movement in 2016, and its leaders pushed him to victory. Now, Trump's powerful political machinery is mobilizing again.

The president is hoping the debates will shift the race in his favor and "expose" Joe Biden as unfit to lead. If history is any guide, that's not going to happen.

A review of YouTube ads found that the Trump campaign has been inadvertently funding propaganda from the Chinese and Russian governments.

New state forecasts released on Wednesday showed the president trailing Biden in six key election battlegrounds.

"The 'suburban housewife' will be voting for me. They want safety," Trump tweeted on Wednesday.

"We have to isolate those individuals where we can do so safely," Mayor Ted Wheeler said. "We need to arrest them, and we need to hold them accountable."

According to NELP, the action by President Trump will see roughly 30 million workers losing their $600 compensation and receive an average of $370 a week.

The poll also found that Trump is trailing presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden in six battleground states.

Biden, under the current forecast, is projected to win 323 electoral votes, while Trump is projected to win just 215.

Over the past three decades, very few D.C. politicians have been as sycophantic toward the Chinese Communist Party.

Prominent Republicans with ties to Florida's immigration business community are furious with one of the Sunshine State's newest member of Congress—Senator Rick Scott—and the party's refusal to support legislation that would act as a stepping stone toward making inroads with Latino voters.

The president issued his unsubstantiated claim as research showed all forms of voter fraud were extremely rare.

Top immunologist Dr. Anthony Fauci said the virus could be brought under control if certain steps are followed.

George Soros—long a bogeyman for the global right-wing—said the president is dangerous because he wants to avoid accountability.

A report from the American Academy of Pediatrics found that COVID-19 cases among children rose by 90 percent from July 9 to August 6, as President Donald Trump was claiming that children are "almost immune" to the virus.

"I'll see you in Salt Lake City," Vice President Mike Pence said in a message to presumptive Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris about their upcoming debate in October.