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Intel chief Ratcliffe appears to run interference for the president's undocumented charges against election rival Joe Biden.
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Gov. Cuomo said he will work with the neighboring states to help them control their coronavirus spikes. On Long Island, Brentwood High School closed through Oct. 30 due to a positive test result.
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President Trump had criticized Gov. Cuomo for doing a "poor job" in New York's COVID-19 response. Cuomo responded, blaming Trump for the virus' toll.
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The latest Siena poll has the president trailing Joe Biden by 32 percentage points statewide.
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The state's top elections official said that its 1.5 million people with absentee ballots still in hand should put them in a drop box or take them to their local clerk's office rather than risk sending them by mail with two weeks to go.
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Trump shunned formal debate practice Tuesday and was heading instead for another of his big rallies. His challenger took the opposite approach, holing up for debate prep.
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President Donald Trump's sprawling political operation has raised well over $1 billion since he took the White House in 2017 — and set a lot of it on fire.
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The Justice Department is expected to file a lawsuit alleging that Google has been abusing its online dominance in online search to stifle competition and harm consumers, a person familiar with the matter told The Associated Press.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi reported some progress in advance of a deadline for reaching a pre-election deal on a new coronavirus relief package.
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Despite Biden's polling leads, Democrats are scrambling to account for hidden variables as strategists focus on voter turnout and ballot counting.
