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Amid Clashes on COVID, Healthcare and Hunter Biden, Debate Gets Increasingly Testy
Democrat Joe Biden renewed his attacks on U.S. President Donald Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic at Thursday's final debate before the Nov. 3 election, while Trump leveled unfounded corruption accusations at Biden and his family. And that was just in the first...
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GOP Pollster Warns: If Trump Wins, 'End of Public Polling' in Politics
GOP pollster Frank Luntz said if President Donald Trump wins Nov. 3 it might be the ''end of public polling'' in politics.In remarks on The Interview podcast, Luntz gave the wake-up call when asked about an election outcome that defies what appears to be poor polling for...
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Trump Laments Democrats Made NYC a 'Ghost Town'
During an exchange on the global coronavirus pandemic response, rejecting Joe Biden's plans to lock down the economy, President Donald Trump lamented New York City has become a "ghost town."
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Biden Demands Trump Reveal Tax Returns, Asks What He’s Hiding
President Donald Trump and Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden traded charges of secretly taking money from foreign interests, after the former vice president addressed head-on Trump's efforts to portray him as corrupt. Biden, declaring he had never accepted a foreign...
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Report: Possible Violent Militia Groups May Run Wild Before Elections
Militia groups are expected to flood five states leading up to Election Day, according to a new study from ACLED, the Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project.Georgia, Michigan, Oregon, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin were named "high-risk locations" prior to the elections...
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USPS Seeing Massive Increase in Election Mail
The U.S. Postal Service on Thursday reportedly said it has delivered over 100 million blank or completed ballots since early September ahead of the upcoming Nov. 3 election.
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Biden Campaign Dismisses Whistleblower as 'Farce'
Joe Biden's campaign rejected the claims of evidence by former Hunter Biden business associate Tony Bobulinski as a "desperate, pathetic farce executed by a flailing campaign."
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Chicago Mayor Declares Biz Curfew Amid New Surge Of COVID-19
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot laid out a two-week business curfew to start Friday for non-essential businesses - a crackdown triggered by a new rise in COVID-19 cases. Lightfoot said the city is in the second surge of COVID-19. The business curfew goes for two weeks "in the hopes of...
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NYC Billionaire Paul Singer Will Move Hedge Fund to South Florida
A well-known New York City billionaire has announced he is moving his global hedge fund to West Palm Beach, Florida, according to The New York Times. Paul E. Singer is pulling his Elliott Management and its $41 billion in assets from the city out of fear of how the pandemic...
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Dick Morris to Newsmax TV: Potential for Debate Moderator to Abuse Muting Mics
Former Bill Clinton adviser Dick Morris said Thursday he's not worried about the topics selected for the final debate between President Donald Trump and challenger Joe Biden, but is concerned about the moderator's potential abuse of muting the debaters' mics....
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Colorado Wildfire Forces Evacuations, National Park Closures
A Colorado wildfire has engulfed much of northern Colorado over the last 24 hours, leading to evacuations and national park closures, including Rocky Mountain National Park, according to the Larimer County Sheriff's Office.
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Lawsuit of Michael Jackson Sexual Abuse Accuser Dismissed
A judge has dismissed the lawsuit of one of two men who alleged that Michael Jackson abused them as boys in the HBO documentary "Leaving Neverland."Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Mark A. Young on Tuesday found that James Safechuck, 42, could not sue the two...
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Trump, Down in Minnesota, Sees Victory Ahead Due to Violent Summer
Trump campaign officials say President Donald Trump will win Minnesota because voters there are fed up with local Democratic leaders amid an uptick in violence there, reports Fox News."The riots in Minneapolis and the impact and devastation and all of the fallout that is...
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US Slaps New Sanctions on Iran Groups for Election Interference
The US Treasury on Thursday slapped new sanctions on five Iranian entities for what it called "brazen attempts" to interfere with the US election and US voters. The Treasury named the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the IRGC-Qods Force, the Bayan Rasaneh Gostar...
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New York Grocery Store Owner's Trump Discount Sparks Calls for Boycott
A Long Island, N.Y., grocery store announced a new promotion that offered a tempting discount to supporters of President Donald Trump, but sparked threats of a boycott from critics. ...
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Tech Giant Palantir Building Data Tool to Help US Allocate COVID-19 Vaccines
Tech giant Palantir is building a data tool to help U.S. officials allocate COVID-19 vaccines, reports The Wall Street Journal...
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Tony Bobulinski to Provide Evidence in FBI, Senate Probes of Bidens
Former Hunter Biden business associate Tony Bobulinski is going to turn over his electronic devices and business records to the FBI and appear Friday before two Senate committees investigating the revelations from the alleged Biden laptop.
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US: Russian Hackers Targeting State, Local Networks
U.S. officials said Thursday that Russian hackers have targeted the networks of dozens of state and local governments in the United States in recent days, stealing data from at least two servers. The warning, less than two weeks before the election, amplified fears of the...
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Trump Moves to Replace Barrett, Taps Indiana US Attorney Kirsch
President Donald Trump has already moved to select a nominee to fill the seat left open after Judge Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed to the Supreme Court...
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Trump Plans Hunter Biden Associate as Debate Guest
President Donald Trump plans to bring Hunter Biden business associate Tony Bobulinski to Thursday night's debate as a guest, Fox News reports.
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'Anarchist Jurisdictions' Sue Not to Be Defunded
The Trump administration has threatened to defund "anarchist jurisdictions" and now New York City, Seattle, and Portland, destroyed by riots, looting, and arson are suing in federal court for their money.The cities are seeking, in U.S. District Court for the Western...
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Backlash Erupts Over NPR Ignoring Hunter Biden Controversy
NPR on Thursday said it wouldn't be covering a controversial report about a laptop supposedly belonging to Hunter Biden that allegedly contained emails revealing his foreign business dealings, calling the issue a ''distraction.'' Managing editor Terence Samuels tweeted the...
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US Inks International Family-Focused Agreement That May Undermine Abortion
The United States signed an international declaration on Thursday designed to strengthen families but that some say may weaken abortion rights around the globe...
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Pfizer Launches Virus Vaccine Testing on Teens
Teens and preteens are now part of Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine tests, the New York Post reports.Last week, the vaccine maker received permission to test its vaccine candidate on kids as young as 12...
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Gilead Virus Therapy Remdesivir Gains Approval From FDA
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Gilead Sciences Inc.'s antiviral therapy remdesivir on Thursday, granting broad clearance for the coronavirus treatment. Regulators had granted an emergency-use authorization for remdesivir earlier this year, and since then the...