The Democratic presidential nominee and his running mate will appear in battleground states after Labor Day, aides say.
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Health agencies’ credibility at risk after week of blunders
Back-to-back messaging miscues by the FDA and CDC threaten to erode public trust in the front-line agencies during the coronavirus pandemic.
Lock of Lincoln’s hair and bloodied telegram up for auction
Boston-based RR Auction says bidding has opened online for the items ahead of a live auction scheduled for Sept. 12 in New Hampshire.
S&P 500 rises to close out longest weekly win streak of 2020
The benchmark index rose 23.46, to 3,508.01, setting another record high and several more superlatives.
U.S. consumer spending rose a moderate 1.9% in July
The July gain marked the third straight monthly increase but represented a slowdown from the previous two months.
J.K. Rowling returns award from group linked to Kennedy family
The Harry Potter author says she did so after the president of Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights criticized her comments about transgender issues.
Who’s in power? Convention lineup has clues to Trump’s favor
The Trumps won the most airtime at the Republican National Convention, an indication that the president considers his re-election a family affair.
Police largely silent as outrage builds over Wisconsin shooting
Days after the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha, law enforcement authorities have left a host of questions unanswered.
Hurricane Laura further strains FEMA in disaster-filled year
In addition to COVID-19, the agency has deployed personnel to help with wildfires in the West and the damaging series of recent storms in Iowa.
Pelosi, Meadows talk $2.2 trillion virus aid, but no deal in sight
The House speaker and White House chief of staff have resumed discussions over a stalled COVID-19 relief package.