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Some older Americans committed to voting in person despite COVID

Tuesday, September 8 by ABC News

By KARMA ALLEN, ABC News(NEW YORK) -- Cleadel Waye, a New Jersey college professor and veteran educator, fought hard for civil rights in the '60s -- laying down in front of bulldozers in her teenage years to defy developers who refused to... Read More.

Trump says he’s open to investigation into Postmaster General DeJoy

Tuesday, September 8 by ABC News

By BEN GITTLESON, JORDYN PHELPS and ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump said on Monday he'd be open to an investigation into Postmaster General Louis DeJoy amid allegations that DeJoy encouraged his employees to make donations to Republican fundraising causes... Read More.

Kamala Harris meets with family of Jacob Blake in Wisconsin, Blake joins by phone

Monday, September 7 by ABC News

BY: AVERI HARPER(MINNEAPOLIS) -- California Sen. Kamala Harris is on the ground in Wisconsin Monday for her first campaign trip since accepting the Democratic vice presidential nomination -- as Labor Day marks the start of the home stretch for the 2020 presidential... Read More.

Senate returns to partisan showdowns as election looms

Monday, September 7 by ABC News

By ALLISON PECORIN and TRISH TURNER, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- Senators return to Washington Tuesday with a slate of politically contentious objectives to check off just as the 2020 election season revs into high gear.While the stalemate continues on another COVID-19 relief package,... Read More.

Here’s how states have changed rules around voting amid coronavirus pandemic

Monday, September 7 by ABC News

By QUINN SCANLAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- Voting has always been cumbersome: Laws and deadlines vary state-by-state; key information can be difficult to nail down; and changes made to the process may go unnoticed by voters until it's time for them to engage... Read More.

Officials seek poll workers ahead of Election Day, fear shortage due to COVID-19

Monday, September 7 by ABC News

By BENJAMIN SIEGEL and OLIVIA RUBIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- With two months to Election Day, state and local officials are scrambling to sign up poll workers, with experts warning a shortage of volunteers could inject even more uncertainty into a season already... Read More.

‘America is Ready:’ Missouri voters weigh in on policing, race relations

Monday, September 7 by ABC News

By ASHLEY BROWN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- In a summer marked by high-profile cases of violence against Black Americans, some voters and leaders in Missouri are taking stock of how race relations have changed, for better or for worse, in their communities."I will... Read More.

If real, Trump’s comments about troops ‘despicable’: former Defense Secretary Hagel

Monday, September 7 by ABC News

By ADAM KELSEY, ABC News (WASHINGTON) -- Former Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel blasted President Donald Trump Sunday for comments he allegedly made about members of the U.S. military -- with unnamed sources claiming he called them "losers" and "suckers" and questioned their... Read More.

Ohio Gov. DeWine, Rep. Demings call for peaceful protests

Monday, September 7 by ABC News

By JACK ARNHOLZ, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Republican governor from Ohio and a Democratic congresswoman from Florida called for peaceful demonstrations Sunday after recent violent clashes between protesters."We want to respect protestors, but we don't want to tolerate violence. And that's always... Read More.

Biden, Trump campaigns focus in on Pennsylvania

Sunday, September 6 by ABC News

BY: ALISA WIERSEMA, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) -- The final stretch of campaigning before November is putting a clear spotlight on Pennsylvania as a focal point for both Joe Biden’s and President Donald Trump’s strategies for winning the White House.In the span of... Read More.

White House directs federal agencies to halt some race-related trainings

Saturday, September 5 by ABC News

BY: ALLISON PECORIN, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) -- The White House is directing federal departments and agencies to "cease and desist" funding for certain types of race and diversity training, according to a new memo sent out to federal agencies by the Office... Read More.

Trump administration insists politics won’t play into timeline for coronavirus vaccine

Saturday, September 5 by ABC News

BY: LIBBY CATHEY AND STEPHANIE EBBS, ABC NEWS (WASHINGTON) -- The Trump administration's top health officials and advisers this week adamantly insisted political motivations won't play into the race to develop a coronavirus vaccine after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention... Read More.

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