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A new TV commercial by President Trump’s reelection campaign touts that the president is “the clear choice” for seniors, who are a key voting bloc in many of the battleground states that will decide the winner of the presidential election. Read More.

Local television markets in the battleground states of Florida, Arizona, and Pennsylvania have become ground zero in the ferocious ad war between President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden. Read More.

Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Mark Kelly has issued an apology after his deputy press secretary referred to police officers as "worthless f***ing pigs" in an August tweet. Read More.

The Trump campaign recently released a new ad that includes a video clip of White House coronavirus adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci saying, "I can't imagine that anybody could be doing more," presumably in reference to the administration's coordinated response to the COVID-19 pandemic. But on Monday, Fauci told CNN's Jake Tapper that his quote had been taken out of context. Read More.

Utah Republican Sen. Mitt Romney said he will vote to confirm Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, after being the lone Republican to vote to convict President Trump during the impeachment hearings. Read More.

After Twitter tried to shut down the Hunter Biden story and blocked people trying to link the story, the House GOP put the story on their website to read and share. Read More.

"I'm really impressed, thank you," Senate Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Dianne Feinstein told Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett on Wednesday as the marathon hearing for the potential future justice continues to focus on how she might rule on an upcoming challenge to the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Read More.

During a rally in Sanford, Fla., on Tuesday, President Trump said it "looks like" he is "going to win Minnesota" in the 2020 presidential election despite statewide polling showing him trailing former Vice President Joe Biden. Read More.

Among the fast and furious exchanges during the first presidential debate between President Trump and former Vice President Biden, the latter attempted, with some success, to reassure the public about his “Main Street” roots. The vice president said of President Trump and the wealthy elite generally, “[T]his guy and his friends look down on so many people. They look down their nose on people like Irish Catholics, like me, who grew up in Scranton. They look down on people who don’t have money. They look down on people who are of a different faith.” Read More.

While the 2000 election was heavily contested and ended in a dramatic Supreme Court ruling that Democrats have bemoaned for decades, the 2020 Election Day just might top it. Read More.

The State Department is working on releasing to the public official emails that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton kept on a private server during her time in office. Read More.

“There’s no doubt” that President Trump “will go down as the greatest champion for the Black community since Abraham Lincoln,” Black Voices for Trump Advisory Board member Paris Dennard told “Fox & Friends” on Monday. Read More.

GAINESVILLE, Georgia — As Washington reacts to President Trump's coronavirus diagnosis, Georgia Republicans are seemingly sighing in amusement and exasperation. Read More.

Nancy Pelosi is not well. She’s been growing more ridiculous in her strategic maneuvers over the last year, culminating in the impeachment debacle, and things have gotten crazier since Trump contracted (and presumably beat) COVID. A few days ago, Pelosi let it be known that she was going to target the President via the 25th Amendment, a provision that allows removal in very specific, extreme circumstances. An example would be something like permanent incapacitation, where the president won’t be recovering to execute his duties. Read More.

When a presidential campaign stops in your city just weeks before the election, there is significant fanfare: Droves of supporters and protesters turn out, there is a massive security presence, and national media from most major networks cover the event. Read More.