The widow of the late Republican Sen. John McCain announced her endorsement for Biden over President Trump, saying, “We are Republicans, yes, but Americans foremost.”

The Democratic presidential nominee also talked about health care workers, fracking, and the prospect of a COVID-19 vaccine.

The voters, along with moderator George Stephanopoulos, challenged Trump on issues in the U.S., from COVID-19 to health care to racial injustices.

One day after President Trump denied climate science to California officials who are battling catastrophic wildfires, the magazine published an endorsement for Biden from its editors.

The first mail-in ballots have been returned in North Carolina and counted, officially kicking off the 2020 general election vote.

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Another way to dodge the danger and inconvenience of Election Day crowds, as well as mail delays with the USPS, is to vote early — an option that is available in some capacity in every state.

"Donald Trump will call me in a tweet tomorrow, a washed-up horse-face no-talent has-been with low ratings. Well, with all due respect sir, it takes one to know one."

“He reminded us that if we fail to exercise our right to vote, we can lose it.”

“America's history tells us that it has been in our darkest moments that we've made our greatest progress … And in this dark moment, I believe we are poised to make great progress again. That we can find the light once more.”

“Let’s be clear — there is no vaccine for racism.”

The former two-term president also encouraged young voters to not let Trump and the powers that be “take away their power and democracy.”