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President Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis is raising questions about White House transparency. And VP Mike Pence debates Sen. Kamala Harris this week, after testing negative.

Trump tests positive for COVID-19. Michigan attorney general is prosecuting two conservative operatives allegedly behind disinformation robocalls. And a new rule in Texas limits ballot drop boxes to one per county.

Experts are concerned about white supremacist violence leading up to the election. And, the Presidential Debate Commission says they plan to change rules after Trump's almost constant interruptions.

Last night was filled with interruptions at the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

Today's the first presidential debate in Cleveland, Ohio. And a British news show reports a Trump campaign effort to suppress the Black vote in 2016.

The New York Times obtains President Trump's tax returns, showing chronic loss and debts coming due. And Judge Amy Coney Barrett is Trump's nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Senators respond to Trump's refusal to commit to a peaceful transfer of power. And, former military and national security officials endorse Biden.

A new report highlighting the importance of keeping guns away from the polls; and Florida wants an investigation of the fund to help pay returning citizens' court fees and fines so they can vote.

Mitt Romney supports putting a Supreme Court nominee to a vote. Groups are pushing to turn out young voters. Plus, 20 million raised so far to pay court fees and fines for returning citizens to vote.

It's National Voter Registration Day. Plus, the Supreme Court and abortion are back center stage in the election spotlight. 

Biden pays tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Trump plans to announce his replacement nominee this week. Plus, early voting in four states.

Trump slams the 1619 project on Constitution Day, and Pennsylvania's Supreme Court makes some election changes.

Biden responds to Trump's ongoing false claims about a vaccine being available to the public this fall. Plus, a court battle over dropboxes in Ohio, and a change to South Carolina elections.

The last of this year's primaries in Delaware yesterday, recent polling on Florida Latinos, and faith leaders on the presidential election.

Green Party ticket Howie Hawkins and Angela Walker will not be on Wisconsin's ballot. And Trump got a briefing on wildfires and climate change from California officials, but his position is unchanged.

As wildfires ravage the West Coast, Trump and Democrats differ on climate change. And top Colorado election official sues the USPS for vote-by-mail mailer.

Iowa Democrats call on Sen. Joni Ernst to apologize for amplifying a false rumor on Covid-19. Trump defends his own public dismissal of the virus. Plus, Microsoft warns of more Russian interference.

Biden visited auto workers in Michigan, while Trump defended downplaying the coronavirus pandemic, which Bob Woodward's new book says he admitted.

New Hampshire and Rhode Island had primaries yesterday, and Georgia's secretary of state announced an investigation into 1,000 instances of double voting.

Joe Biden joined the AFL-CIO for a Labor Day town hall. Kamala Harris and Mike Pence both met with workers in Wisconsin, a key swing state.

AFL-CIO holds a Labor Day panel on protecting the USPS and vote-by-mail. And the Trump administration directs agencies to cancel racial sensitivity trainings.

North Carolina sends out ballots today. Facebook announces new policies to combat election misinformation, but advocates say there's more to do.

Biden called on Trump to prioritize a safe path to in-person learning. And some states will need more time to process mail-in ballots in November.

Sen. Ed Markey won his primary against Rep. Joe Kennedy III, on National Poll Worker Recruitment Day. Plus, Trump's visit to Kenosha yesterday.

Massachusetts has elections today; Sen. Ed Markey faces a challenge from Rep. Joe Kennedy III. And Biden condemns violence of all kinds in American cities, in response to Trump's attacks.