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Trump Campaign Sues Montana Governor Asking To Halt Mail-In Ballots
The Trump reelection campaign and the Republican Party sued Montana on Wednesday, after Democratic Gov.
CDC Tells States “To Be Ready” For COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution By November
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has notified public health officials in all 50
New York City Delays School Reopening Amid Pressure From Educators, Potential Teacher Strike
New York City public schools, the largest school system in the United States, has postponed
U.S. Appeals Court Blocks Release Of President Trump’s Tax Returns Amid Appeal
On Tuesday, a federal appeals court blocked a New York prosecutor from obtaining Donald Trump’s
Oregon State Police Called To Portland Amid Unrest At Additional Protests
State police and law enforcement from neighboring suburbs in Oregon were sent to Portland on
Appeals Court Rejects Request By DOJ To Force Dismissal Of Case Against Former Trump Security Advisor Michael Flynn
On Monday, a federal appeals court rejected an effort by Michael Flynn, President Donald Trump’s
U.S. Coronavirus Cases Top Six Million, As Many Schools Face Outbreaks
Cases of the novel coronavirus in the United States surpassed six million on Sunday, as
Portland Mayor Urges Restraint After Fatal Shooting During Protests
During a press conference on Sunday, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler urged individuals of all political
Hurricane Laura Kills 6, Leaving Widespread Damage Along Louisiana Coastline
Hurricane Laura’s winds produced more damage than its storm surge as it hammered portions of
President Trump Formally Accepts Republican Nomination For President on Night 4 Of RNC
The Republican National Convention concluded on Thursday with President Donald Trump formally accepting the GOP nomination for