Author: Jeanine Santucci, USA TODAY

All eyes continue to be on battleground states that will ultimately decide the election.

Donald Trump’s chief of staff Mark Meadows has the coronavirus over a month after the president’s own bout with the virus.

President Donald Trump’s physician said Trump is not a “transmission risk to others” in a memo released after he held his first public event.

The president seemed to encourage North Carolina voters to send in their ballot by mail, then show up to vote in person as a test.

The tenants were interviewed by a HUD official, they said. The RNC was criticized for blurring the lines between the government and partisan politics.

Many were confused when Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez nominated Sen. Bernie Sanders on Tuesday, but her speech was part of convention procedure.

Many saw Cotton’s remarks as an endorsement of the idea that slavery was a “necessary evil.” He says he was only stating what the founders believed.

As the coronavirus makes the safety of voting in person uncertain, advocates are even more concerned about disabled Americans’ access to voting.

Trump’s former acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney broke from the administration’s stance in an op-ed that criticized coronavirus testing.

Trump’s call to review the status of universities comes the same week he suggested revoking funding from schools that don’t reopen amid the pandemic.