The massive early turnout is roughly 65 percent of the 139 million votes cast in 2016, and it essentially guarantees that, for the first time in history, a majority of ballots will be cast before Election Day.
In moves that have drawn rebukes from government ethics watchdogs, he has employed an all-hands-on-deck approach to maintaining office, dispatching aides to act as surrogates and using the government’s machinery to boost his campaign.
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Incidents of apparent — or explicit — bias from police officers have added to an already heightened climate of tension across the country.
The nation's leading infectious-disease expert said, “We’re in for a whole lot of hurt," and predicted a long and potentially deadly winter as infections and hospitalizations spike across the country.
All nonessential businesses were ordered closed for a month amid fears that cases could overwhelm British hospitals.
The woman’s death on a Spirit Airlines flight in July highlights gaps in the nation’s efforts to keep travelers safe.
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