In Miami-Dade County, Younger Cuban Voters Offer Opening for Trump
Newer Cuban immigrants who previously had little engagement in American politics have started to identify as Trump Republicans. It could give the president a boost in a critical swing state.
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Why Trump Can’t Take Red Counties in North Carolina for Granted
Even some people in Gastonia, N.C., are a little perplexed about why the president was holding a rally in a small community that’s already in his camp.
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Democrats Hope 2020 Is the Year They Flip the Texas House
Republicans have controlled the state government since 2003. An anti-Trump surge could give Democrats a crucial boost.
Read MoreThings to Do This Week
(Or vice versa.) It’s Halloween week and treats abound, from oysters to ballet to a Sam Smith concert.
Read More4 Current Affairs Podcasts for Curious Children
Daily, biweekly and weekly shows deliver kids the news at their level, and help contextualize the world around them.
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How to Grow a Hydroponic Garden
It’s getting cold out there. Take your pandemic gardening inside.
Read MoreHow to Attend Black-Tie Galas From Home
Many fancy fundraisers have moved online and are offering low-price or free tickets for virtual attendees.
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Members of Pence’s Inner Circle Test Positive for Coronavirus
Along with Marc Short, the vice president’s chief of staff, another staff member and a Pence adviser have also tested positive, according to people briefed on the developments.
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Murkowski, in a Turnabout, Says She Will Vote to Confirm Barrett
The iconoclastic Alaska Republican said she remained opposed to filling the Supreme Court seat so close to an election but could not hold that against a qualified nominee.
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Virus Surge Shadows Trump and Biden Campaign Events After Final Debate
Candidates made their cases as hundreds of thousands of people jammed long lines to vote in New York, Florida and elsewhere.
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