Following a number of accusations of sexual assault, Donald Trump called his accusers 'liars' at campaign rallies Thursday. Meanwhile, First Lady Michelle Obama went on the attack at a campaign rally.
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Minnesota's top tax official leaving Walz administration
The state's tax and budget officials are leaving as a deficit looms.
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Wisconsin state agencies cutting $300 million
Wisconsin state agencies are cutting $300 million, including $45 million at the University of Wisconsin System, under the most recent round of reductions Gov. Tony Evers ordered due to losses caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
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At UN, Trump raps China for virus as US deaths top 200,000
President Donald Trump urged world leaders to hold China accountable for the spread of the coronavirus, in a video address to a scaled-down U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday as America's death toll topped 200,000.
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Wall Street steadies itself after 4-day losing streak
Stocks are drifting higher on Wall Street Tuesday, steadying themselves a day after tumbling amid a raft of worries about the pandemic and governments' response…
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Some Dems, not yet Biden, talk of expanding Supreme Court
The prospect that President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans will fill Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat before the year is out has ignited a call for major changes on the court, including expanding the number of justices.
