CNN's Ed Lavandera speaks to Texas business owners and families who are struggling financially as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.
Democratic Senate candidate Amy McGrath speaks about her political opponent Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and his role in the expedited Supreme Court confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett.
Tropical Storm Zeta will enter the Gulf of Mexico today and re-strengthen into a hurricane before reaching the US Gulf Coast late Wednesday. CNN Meteorologist Chad Myers explains the widespread impacts for the US.
CNN's Dana Bash speaks with students on both sides of the aisle at the University of Virginia about why they are voting, and the general youth voter turnout for the 2020 election.
At least 30 Philadelphia officers were injured as protests erupted overnight after police shot and killed a man who waved a knife while standing on a city street. The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge #5 President, John McNesby is asking for everyone to "wait for the investigation to complete …
CNN's John Avlon fact checks President Donald Trump's claims on the US economy after Trump said that "this is the greatest economy in our history."
Dr. Alex Garza choked up while introducing the Monday, Oct. 26, 2020, St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force press conference. It featured several people, including a woman whose mother died due to COVID-19, speaking about their experiences.
New cases of coronavirus are down in Israel following the reimposition of restrictions six weeks ago. CNN's Oren Liebermann looks at the lessons from a small desert town that went into lockdown ahead of the country, and how Israel is faring in the fight against the virus.
Usually college campuses in Pennsylvania would be filled with volunteers trying to register and cajole the ever-elusive student voter. But during the pandemic, Democrats have had to rewrite their campus playbook to encourage progressive first-time voters to cast their ballots.
While Joe Biden needs record turnout among African Americans to win Georgia, President Trump will be relying on the white, rural, working class. John King breaks down the numbers.
