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How and why Hollywood is helping Wisconsin Democrats raise millions for Biden over Zoom

By ASHLEY BROWN and CHEYENNE HASLETT, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin says "all roads to the White House go through Wisconsin," but the party is also hoping that adding the fictional cities of Pawnee ...
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Democrats land legal wins on mail ballot deadline, drop box use in Pennsylvania

By QUINN SCANLAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Pennsylvania Supreme Court on Thursday delivered three key wins for state Democrats' push to expand voting access, including extending the deadline by three days that mail-in ballots need to be received in order ...
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More former Trump administration officials speak out against the president

By KATHERINE FAULDERS, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- A former top White House official has joined the ranks of other past Trump administration officials speaking out against President Donald Trump's reelection.Olivia Troye, who served as Vice President Mike Pence's homeland ...
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Trump to hold rally in Wisconsin county facing record-breaking coronavirus cases

BY: CHEYENNE HASLETT, WILL STEAKIN, and SOO RIN KIM, ABC News(MILWAUKEE) -- President Donald Trump's campaign rally in Wisconsin on Thursday will not only kick off a precarious string of large, in-person campaign events for the president across crucial swing ...
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New charges for ex-Giuliani associates Parnas and Fruman

BY: KATHERINE FAULDERS, AARON KATERSKY, and LEE FERRAN, ABC News(MILWAUKEE) -- Federal prosecutors in New York filed new charges Thursday against Lev Parnas and Igor Fruman, two former associates of President Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani, related to an alleged ...
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Feds unveil plan to ‘reduce suffering’ for nursing home residents and staff amid COVID-19 pandemic

BY: LAURA ROMERO, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- An independent commission set up by the Trump administration has unveiled a host of recommendations it says could help nursing homes "reduce the suffering and to save the lives of residents and staff" as ...
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Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules Green Party will not appear on state’s 2020 general election ballot

BY: ALISA WIERSEMA, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- The Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruled the Green Party presidential ticket would not be included on the state's general election ballot this year.The move Thursday comes three days after the Wisconsin Supreme Court ...
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11 state treasurers call on Gilead to reduce remdesivir pricing

BY: LUCIEN BRUGGEMAN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- As the U.S. approaches 200,000 coronavirus deaths, a coalition of 11 state treasurers is calling on drugmaker Gilead Sciences to reduce the price of remdesivir, its promising treatment for some patients of COVID-19.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray insists the agency works ‘for the American people’

BY: LUKE BARR, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- In testimony before the House Homeland Security Committee on Thursday, FBI Director Christopher Wray said that the bureau works for nobody but the American people after Attorney General Barr said Wednesday night that its ...
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Trump called ‘demented’ after blaming ‘blue states’ for coronavirus death toll

By ELIZABETH THOMAS and ALLISON PECORIN, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump is facing backlash after blaming blue states for the coronavirus death toll during a press briefing at the White House on Wednesday."So we’re down in this ...
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AG Barr takes aim at DOJ prosecutors, compares lockdowns to slavery

By ALEXANDER MALLIN, ABC News(HILLSDALE, Mich.) -- Attorney General William Bar took sharp aim at federal line prosecutors and compared coronavirus lockdowns to slavery in remarks at Hillsdale College's "Constitution Day" celebration Wednesday evening."Even the most well-meaning people ...
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Trump’s rebuke of CDC director sows confusion on vaccine timeline

By ANNE FLAHERTY, ABC News(WASHINGTON) -- President Donald Trump's public rebuke of a top public health official is sowing confusion on the nation's vaccine timeline and reviving criticism of political meddling in the government's pandemic response.Trump's challenge of ...
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