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Top US journalist suspended after false Twitter hacking claims
The C-SPAN television network has suspended its political editor after he admitted to lying about his Twitter account being hacked last week.
What’s new on Zoom: A paid ticketing tool called OnZoom
Zoom, the video meeting service, is adding tools to sell tickets to online classes, concerts and the like on a new offshoot it calls OnZoom.
You’re a big state to me’: Trump pitches rural voters at Iowa campaign rally
Facing tightening polls with less than three weeks before Election Day, President Donald Trump sought to appeal to rural voters at a campaign rally in Iowa, a state he won handily just four years ago.
Covid-19: Talks continue over new restrictions for parts of England
Talks are continuing between the government and local leaders over the expansion of the strictest coronavirus restrictions to more parts of England.
Hurricane Delta makes landfall in Louisiana on already battered coast; more than 300k power-outages reported
Hurricane Delta roared ashore near Creole, Louisiana, on Friday night, a location about a dozen miles from where Hurricane Laura made landfall six weeks ago.
Why some onions were too sexy for Facebook
There are regular onions, and then there are onions too sexy for Facebook, a Canadian seed and garden supply store recently discovered.
COVID-19 and health care have dominated the debates. But what about other key issues?
The coronavirus pandemic is at the top of mind for many voters, and it has been one of the main topics at both the first presidential debate and the only vice presidential debate this year.
Moderator Susan Page hopes Mike Pence-Kamala Harris vice presidential debate was helpful for voters: ‘That was the point’
USA TODAY’s Washington Bureau chief, presided over Wednesday’s vice presidential debate between Mike Pence and Kamala Harris in Salt Lake City. Leading up to the debate, Page said she sought ways to create a different kind of conversation.
A town hall with Trump was testy, a forum with Biden was much quieter: Here are takeaways from each
October 16, 2020
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Michael Holland
More than 1,000 miles apart on Thursday, President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden faced voters questions on everything from COVID-19 to race relations to health care.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2020/10/15/trump-biden-town-halls-what-you-missed-covid-court-packing/3671592001/