Evening Edition: Barring a landslide, what’s probably not coming on Nov. 3? A result in the race for the White House.
Amid threats and political pushback, public health officials are leaving their posts; Trump, citing pandemic, orders limits on foreign workers; Going back to the office? What health experts say about using the elevator.; Senior Trump economic adviser to leave White House; The ethical dilemma of a rushed vaccine ; NASCAR, FBI investigating 'heinous act' after noose is found in Bubba Wallace's garage stall; Northam's case for removing Lee statue was devised by a lawyer descended from slaves; How Trump rallygoers explain Black Lives Matter protests to their children; As Trump slumps, his campaign fixes on a target: Women; Kenyan fathers grapple with their sons' deaths in police custody
An expected surge in mail balloting amid the coronavirus pandemic means close counts in key states between President Trump and Joe Biden could take days, even weeks, to resolve.
Public health workers, who have long been underfunded and understaffed, are confronting waves of protest at their homes and offices in addition to pressure from politicians who favor a faster reopening.
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The executive order will affect technology firms, forestry companies and others who fill some jobs with temporary workers and it will curb immigration visas through the end of the year
On the race to develop a vaccine for the novel coronavirus, and why the fastest way to test a vaccine poses huge ethical questions. Plus, why so many people are convinced that they had covid-19 already.
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