Strong support among women powers former vice president Joe Biden’s advantages in both states, while rising coronavirus concerns in Wisconsin are hampering President Trump, according to a pair of Washington Post-ABC News polls.
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The former president went after President Trump in strikingly personal terms in remarks Tuesday in Orlando.
Amid the charged political rhetoric ahead of Election Day, some confrontations at polling sites seem on the cusp of violence. But much of it is protected campaigning, and legal.
Joe Biden launched a closing argument promising to heal the country in the spirit of FDR, while President Trump attacked Democrats, mail-in ballots and virus testing.
Public officials are increasingly forced to take extraordinary security precautions after vitriolic words by the president.
As evidence mounted regarding President Trump's rallies and the White House outbreak, his administration did not seek to trace responsibility.
The resistance has grown larger thanks to presidential candidates with starkly different views about masks, as well as the pandemic.
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Ben Reiter’s reconsideration of the Astros comes as other writers — together with fans, executives and players — are also thinking about what the sign-stealing scandal meant to the sport.
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Dallas could be facing big decisions this offseason, and New England is struggling without Tom Brady.
After seven games, the most important lesson is that this team doesn’t know who its franchise quarterback is, although cornerstone defenders have emerged.
Asked about his plans for 2021, the quarterback said, “We’ll just have to see how things unfold.”
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