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Our latest survey shows a shift toward Biden among college-educated white voters, but surprising Trump gains among nonwhite voters.
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 White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany accused NBC News correspondent Kristen Welker Tuesday of giving Democratic nominee Joe Biden "cover" in this week's presidential debate by ignoring foreign policy as a topic.
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In a sworn court filing Tuesday, White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows downplayed Trump's recent tweet declaring that he had authorized the declassification of all documents related to the Russia investigation.
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 Early on in the pandemic, Sweden was slammed for being reckless, even by President Trump — refusing the lockdowns adopted by its Scandinavian neighbors and keeping most everything open. But with the ascendancy of the president's coronavirus adviser, Dr. Scott Atlas, herd immunity is getting another look.
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 Illustration by Sarah Rogers/The Daily BeastQAnon—an unhinged conspiracy theory falsely accusing President Donald Trump's foes of Satanic pedophilia and cannibalism—has become so enmeshed in the GOP that at least one Q-loving Republican is expected to win a congressional seat this year.
But in more level-headed industries, the theory is so toxic that few U.S. companies want anything to do with it. That includes an Oregon-based web services company that severed ties with the main QAnon-associated website on Sunday night, temporarily taking the site offline.
8kun, a seedy forum previously known as 8chan, is the current ground zero for QAnon. The site is home to Q, a person or group of people who claim to be a high-level government insider dropping hints about an impending pro-Trump revolution. (The site is also home to white supremacists, including some who have used it to publicize mass-shootings.) The site's reputation made it anathema to web services companies, with internet activists campaigning to keep 8kun offline.
Read more at The Daily Beast.
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The U.S. response is increasingly plagued by distrust, infighting and lethargy, just as experts predict coronavirus cases could surge this winter and deaths could reach 400,000 by year's end.
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 Jonathan Price, a Black man, was killed by a white police officer after reportedly breaking up a domestic dispute on Oct. 3 in his hometown of Wolfe City, Texas. Many people within the small town are realizing that racism is not just a big-city issue, but a countrywide problem.
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