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Julia Craven speaks with Maurice Mitchell, national director of the Working Families Party, on misinformation surrounding voting.

Sometimes a half marathon on a treadmill is better than watching the news.

This could be its fifth straight election going blue.

The protection men offered was theoretical, but the sacrifices the women made were real.

It's on New Yorkers to fix their broken election system.

A (kinda) low-stakes debate.

And why she’s fascinated by roles with a dark side.

"Mommy! Why is this happening?"

For the good of the country.

The Last Week Tonight host supersized his last show before Nov. 3.

America’s contact tracing effort is being hampered by poor data, low trust in public health authorities, and a fragmented workforce.

Test your knowledge of the never-ending 2020 presidential campaign.

Parenting advice on abusive punishments, ADHD changes, and unwanted art projects.

Here are the candidates we chose in the 2020 election, and why we chose them.

Some off the wall legal theories are now being taken seriously by the courts.

I’m not sure about this.

All of the guests who will attend the party in the East Room of the White House will reportedly be tested for COVID-19.

The coalition that is trying to elect Joe Biden won’t last. What happens after it splinters?

A report claims the president is getting ready to declare himself the winner if he's ahead, even if there are lots of votes left to count.

Yes, there’s a new musical!

The mantra for the next few days is: Count all the ballots arriving legally under state law. And ignore premature victory statements.

The campaign appears to be laying out a strategy to legally challenge votes counted after Election Day.

“I don’t like people that don’t love our country.”

The Democratic nominee continues to hold a steady lead.

The video appeared to show the same group of trucks that the Biden campaign said tried to run its bus off the road.