JOE BIDEN

President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania have tested positive for COVID-19 and will go on quarantine immediately.

The first presidential debate was described by many viewers as chaotic, with Trump interrupting both Biden and the moderator during the 90-minute affair.

Trump confirmed in an interview with Fox News that Hope Hicks, one of his closest confidantes, had tested positive and added later on Twitter that he and First Lady Melania Trump were awaiting their own test results.

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The Trump administration is slashing refugee admissions, citing the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi criticized President Trump for his performance during Tuesday's debate, calling him a "bully."

The company leaders will be called to answer questions about their platforms' moderation of certain content to decide if they should still be protected from legal liabilities.

The Republican National Committee and the Trump campaign pushed back on word the commission that manages presidential debates plans to make adjustments to prevent a future brawl like the one that occurred Tuesday.

The president also claimed during a rally that Democratic nominee Joe Biden would turn Minnesota into a "refugee camp."

Numbers were down 13 percent from the first debate between Trump and Hillary Clinton in 2016.

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A few Republican senators are heavy underdogs in their upcoming elections, according to the betting line.

TikTok, which Trump has been trying to ban in the U.S., was among the social media outlets spreading false report that Joe Biden wore a wire Tuesday.  

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Pictures showed Trump's family not wearing masks during the first presidential debate.

Republican President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden are set to square off two more times in October, after a chaotic first debate on Tuesday.