Biden campaign selling 'Will You Shut Up, Man' T-shirts following first presidential debate
There was no shortage of wild interjections during Tuesday night’s debate between President Trump and Vice President Biden, and now Biden’s campaign has decided to go ahead and print one on a T-shirt.
9 charged after McCloskey confrontation won't be prosecuted
St. Louis prosecutors have declined to prosecute nine people charged with trespassing on the private property and a gun-wielding who pointed weapons at them as they marched against police brutality and racial injustice.
LA County allows some elementary schools to apply for waivers to reopen
A limited number of elementary schools in Los Angeles County will now be able to apply for waivers to reopen transitional kindergarten through second-grade classrooms thanks to a Tuesday afternoon decision from the county’s Board of Supervisors.
Police station security footage captures attack where man pistol-whipped LAPD officer
Security footage of the incident shows 29-year-old Jose Guzman struggling with the officer before he manages to remove and gain control of the officer's gun. Guzman then continues his assault, hitting the officer on the head with the gun, causing lacerations and immediate bleeding.
Rep. Jordan claims Trump 'paid what he owed' in response to NY Times tax report
President Trump "paid what he owed" in taxes, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio told Fox News Tuesday, dismissing a New York Times report that the president paid no income tax in 10 of the previous 15 years.
Philly firefighters, paramedics union breaks with IAFF to endorse Trump
The firefighters and paramedics union in Philadelphia broke with the International Association of Fire Fighters to endorse President Trump in the upcoming election, according to a report.
Pence dismisses NY Times report on Trump taxes as 'same old, same old'
President Trump and the Trump Organization very likely "took advantage of all of the legal deductions and exemptions that were available in the tax code," Vice President Mike Pence told "Special Report" Tuesday ahead of the first presidential debate in Cleveland.
Biden mocks Trump campaign with tweet touting 'earpiece and performance enhancers' ahead of debate
Joe Biden had some fun at the expense of the Trump campaign after a lengthy exchange about proposed debate rules ahead of the first showdown between the Democratic nominee and President Trump.
Pence slams Nevada Gov. Sisolak, says coronavirus efforts 'openly discriminate against people of faith'
Vice President Mike Pence on Tuesday said Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak's coronavirus restrictions on churchs "openly discriminate against people of faith," and urged the Democratic governor to "reconsider."
Cuomo says NYC deficit is 'Donald Trump's deficit,' state is not going to pay
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Tuesday again blasted the federal government for failing to provide relief for state and local governments, saying New York City’s deficit is “Donald Trump’s deficit.”
Judge requires Georgia maintain paper pollbooks with list of eligible voters
A federal judge is ordering the state of Georgia to provide paper polling books in order to save voters from long lines that might result from the state's current infrastructure.
Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s sister vows Supreme Court nominee will ‘not impart her own beliefs’
Supreme Court nominee Judge Amy Coney Barrett's Catholic faith will not impact her decisions from the bench, her sister Megan Edwards told “The Story" Monday.
Poll: Voters divided over whether Supreme Court seat should be filled before election
A new Monmouth University poll found there to be a divide among American voters when it comes to presidents filling a vacant Supreme Court seat at the end of their term
Biden aggressively prepares for debate while Trump cautions against excess preparation
President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden are preparing for Tuesday's debate in starkly different ways, with the latter engaging in mock stand-offs while the former says he's leveraging as practice the contentious environment he already faces as president.
Minneapolis police investigating alleged ballot harvesting scheme by Omar associates
The Minneapolis Police Department is investigating claims by right-wing activist group Project Veritas that individuals tied to Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., engaged in illegal ballot harvesting before the election.