Airlines are having trouble enforcing rules about face masks. Scott McCartney from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss.

President Trump, Joe Biden in final full week of campaigning as virus looms large, hundreds of thousands lose power as Northern California braces for more wildfires, and is political speech protected in the workplace.

Parents and child-care providers are still struggling as the pandemic drags on, seasonal hazards for working at home, and money tips from the "NFL's Biggest Saver."

Candidates more civil in final debate, Russian hacks prompt election warning, and 2020 Hess holiday truck honors first responders.

Justice Department hits Google with antitrust lawsuit, Trump and Biden trade shots as last debate approaches, and 94-year-old traveled more than 300 miles each way just so she could vote.

Presidential candidates' microphones to be muted in parts of final debate, Pelosi, Mnuchin work to reach deal before Tuesday deadline, and this 14-year-old girl won a $25K prize for a discovery that could lead to a cure for Covid-19.

President Trump and Nancy Pelosi talk relief but no deal, daily U.S. coronavirus cases fall below 60,000, and paralyzed South Dakota high school senior scores touchdown in one of team's final games.

We look at how more than 1 million people could lose their vote on Nov. 03, how working moms can thrive during Covid, and why there is less "hanky-panky" on TV.

Town halls show two distinct styles, dealing with covid stress, and do you really need a new iPhone.

Amy Coney Barrett closes out testimony, how SCOTUS nominations became an all-out war, and 13-year-old creates 'COVID memorial quilt' to pay tribute to lives lost in the pandemic.

Amy Coney Barrett faced a day of questions, Florida is a swing state again, and vacation home demand soars.

As companies slowly welcome employees back into the physical workplace, labor attorney Michael Schmidt tackles the most pressing question: How can employers protect employees from COVID?

Seven months into the pandemic, there are still many unanswered questions. Jorge Ortiz from USA Today answers some key ones, like whether six feet of distance is enough and how to safely organize holiday gatherings.

On the heels of news that the Johnson & Johnson vaccine trial has been halted due to an unexplained illness in a study participant, Rolfe Winkler from The Wall Street Journal looks at volunteers' experiences in COVID-19 vaccine trials.

Craig Gilbert from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel analyzes the race in the tipping-point state of Wisconsin, where Donald Trump won a crucial victory in 2016 but Joe Biden currently leads in polling.

Supreme Court nominee hearings set up partisan battle ahead of election, White House seeks limited coronavirus relief bill, and Minnesota community comes together to build a disabled Navy vet a ramp.

Kamala Harris and Mike Pence hit the debate floor last night, Hurricane Delta restrengthens to Category 2, and family's cat found 23 months after Camp Fire disappearance.

President Trump halts Covid-19 relief aid talks, Eddie Van Halen dies at 65, and high-interest retail cards remain unchanged despite rate cuts.

Eric Morath from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the divide caused by the covid economy.

A fight is brewing in Texas over ballots weeks before the election. Elizabeth Findell from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

White House press secretary and two aides have tested positive for coronavirus, U.S. faces shortage of up to 8 billion meals in next 12 months, and Georgia pastor shocks pregnant Waffle House waitress with $12G tip.

How could the Trump Covid-19 news upend the Supreme Court confirmation process? Jordain Carney from The Hill and Gordon Deal discuss.

What are the poll numbers showing after the first Presidential debate? Aaron Zitner from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Elizabeth Weise from USA Today gives us a look behind the President's coronavirus diagnosis.

President Trump's medical status unclear as doctors say he could be discharged, New York City to close schools in some neighborhoods due to rising covid-19 cases, and Disney employee starts food pantry for thousands of coworkers laid off, furloughed amid coronavirus.