President Trump is promising a fast recovery and holding mass rallies, while Joe Biden is calling Trump reckless and sticking to a limited campaign schedule.
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America is facing one of the deepest divides in our history — and, no matter who wins, a difficult path forward.
The party won two major victories Wednesday involving voting deadlines in battleground states, as the justices granted extended periods for receiving mail-in ballots.
Election officials said many of the outstanding ballots may belong to those who requested them early but later decided to vote in person.
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The pandemic might have cheated the Dodgers out of their place as one of baseball's greatest teams.
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The Dodgers' star third baseman deserved to celebrate, but this troubling year once again called for sacrifice.
The coach confirmed that three more players were leaving the program, bringing the count to six in 48 hours and seven since last week.
D.C. pulled into a three-way tie for the final Eastern Conference playoff berth and within two points of the next-to-last slot.
Event organizers said they were still trying to determine a “feasible” autumn date for the marathon, which is traditionally held on the third Monday in April but was canceled this year because of the coronavirus pandemic.
