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Nearly 21 million Americans have already cast ballots in the 2020 election.
Trump said to be warned that Giuliani was conveying Russian disinformation
New York Times: Trump shrugged off warning from intelligence agencies, officials said.
'You're not someone's crazy uncle': Tensions high as moderator grills Trump
Moderator has been savaged by Trump's supporters, but others have praised her approach.
As Trump's language grows more heated, fears rise of political violence
New York Times: Some experts say the president is emboldening extremists.
Will US tear itself apart? Supreme Court, elections and a looming constitutional crisis
Financial Times: What then can be done to avert a US constitutional meltdown? Very little.
'So absurd': Obama mocks Trump's theory
Trump has been on a tear against Obama in recent weeks. Today the former leader responded.
Twitter locks Trump account after Biden attack
Trump's campaign has accused the tech giant of censorship after its account was locked.
Watch: Trump brags Jesus is the only person more famous than himself
'I'm not taking any chances. I'm not having any arguments.'
Trump and Biden town halls: What to watch for
New York Times: Trump and Biden will appear at separate, nationally televised events.
Trump and Biden in town halls contest
Presidential contenders will take questions in different cities on different networks.
Kamala Harris suspends travel after staffer tests positive for Covid-19
The US Democratic vice presidential nominee has suspended in-person events.
CEOs rediscover the family dinner table
New York Times: Remote work has given executives a taste of a different way to live.
'Paid $750 in taxes': Simpsons list Trump's terrifying actions
New episode lists a few controversial things Trump has done while in power.
Trump may be immune to the coronavirus. But for how long?
New York Times: Treatment may have blunted Trump body's production of antibodies.
Black voters wait hours to vote in Georgia
Racial justice and voter suppression are at the forefront in this year's US election.
Trump thought he had a nuclear deal with Putin. Not so fast, Russia said
New York Times: If Putin is rooting for Trump to be re-elected, he's not acting like it.
How a US task force killed an Antifa activist
New York Times: New accounts raise questions about fatal police shooting.
Twist in Amy Cooper's 'Black man' Central Park police call
Amy Cooper was charged for calling police over a dispute with Black man Christian Cooper.
Inside the wreckage of California's worst wildfires on record
Times: Inside a devastated community on the front line of a climate catastrophe.
Google employees are free to speak up. Except on this topic
New York Times: Google has some very particular rules about what workers can say.
Ex-US governor candidate charged over 1984 child murder
Steve Pankey lived next to 12-year-old Jonelle Matthews, who disappeared after a concert.
Watch: Outrage after 7yo autistic schoolboy 'handcuffed', taunted by officer
He was supposed to receive extra schooling. Instead, he was taunted by those he trusted.
A $78k helicopter ride: US Covid patients battle surprise bills
New York Times: Patients left overwhelmed by the pile of bills that greet them at home.
She was going into labour. But she had a bar exam to finish
New York Times: Brianna Hill gave birth to a baby boy between sections of the exam.
How a photojournalist captured a shooting as it unfolded
New York Times: The photographer was steps away when a rally ended in a fatal shooting.
Grim IMF forecast: 4.4 per cent drop in global growth for 2020
The International Monetary Fund is anticipating it big drop in global growth.
Trial of Eli Lilly antibody treatment paused for potential safety concerns
New York Times: Trial halted a day after Johnson & Johnson pause its vaccine trial.
Columbus Day protesters tear down Lincoln statue
Protesters have said Columbus spurred centuries of genocide against indigenous people.
As Trump flouts safety protocols, news outlets balk at close coverage
New York Times: Newspapers and networks wary of exposing taff members to the president.
A dose of optimism, as the pandemic rages on
New York Times: The months ahead will be difficult. But the medical cavalry is coming.
Second vaccine trial paused over 'unexplained illness'
Company is trying to determine what might have caused the illness.
Man arrested after sinister item stuffed inside customers' pizza dough
Customer bought ingredients for a lovely meal. Then he made an alarming discovery.
US election: Is Biden on course for a blowout victory?
Financial Times: Few Democrats are willing to predict their candidate will win.