The effort reflects a broader reality for Democrats: Many of the voters who were energized to come to the polls for Barack Obama did not turn out for Hillary Clinton, contributing heavily to her loss.
- 10:12AMOne justice’s theory binds Supreme Court’s contradictory election opinions
- 9:37AMEarly voting in Texas surpasses 100 percent of total 2016 turnout
- 8:59AMEric Trump says election night gathering might move from Trump hotel to White House
- 8:52AMA youth-led climate group is campaigning for Biden. If he wins, the honeymoon will be short.
Researchers say the online feedback loop between Trump, high-profile influencers and rank-and-file followers is a danger to the election.
The chief justice is the only member of the court who has not dissented in any ruling on voting accommodations.
The interim report from House Democrats says the lack of a national strategy and administration meddling have cost lives.
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There is no bigger or more important star, no young sports leader handling every facet of this traumatic year better than Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence. Yet he is no match for the novel coronavirus.
The junior quarterback, a leading candidate to go No. 1 in next year’s NFL draft, is set to miss the top-ranked Tigers’ game Saturday against Boston College.
Cornhuskers fans are seeing big red after the Nebraska-Wisconsin game was canceled.
Atlanta beat Carolina, 25-17, as Teddy Bridgewater throws a final-minute interception for the Panthers after reentering the game following a third-quarter exit on a play on which two Atlanta defenders were called for illegal hits.
Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. are both in their 50s. They will be fighting for a WBC belt in a month.
The former heavyweight champions will headline a four-bout card on Nov. 28 at Staples Center.
