The returns of the Democratic presidential nominee and his wife, Jill, show the couple paid almost $300,000 in federal taxes in 2019, including almost $288,000 in personal income tax.

Barrett is on Capitol Hill for meetings with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and other pivotal Republican senators in preparation for her fast-track confirmation before the Nov. 3 election.

The debate will offer a massive platform for Donald Trump and Joe Biden to outline their different visions for a country facing multiple crises, including racial justice protests and a pandemic.

The much anticipated debut of early voting got off to a rocky start, leaving voters frustrated and confused while they waited on line unable to cast their ballots.

With the presidential campaign reaching its final stage, Joe Biden is still winning Pennsylvania, the state that could decide the election. And his lead appears substantial.

The budget authorizes $4.5 billion in new debt that the governor says is necessary to keep state finances solvent.

Philadelphia on Tuesday opened the first of 15 new satellite elections offices in the city where voters can request, receive, fill out, and submit a mail ballot in one stop. People can also visit the offices to register to vote, request a mail ballot to take home and submit later, or to drop off a completed mail ballot.

Progressive leaders, organizers, and voters suggest there remains significant uncertainty about whether Biden can win enough support from the party’s left wing to avoid losing Pennsylvania.

Fox News anchor Chris Wallace, who will be moderating tonight's debate, said his goal was to be "as invisible as possible."

Joe Biden’s support stands at 54% to Donald Trump’s 45% among likely voters and 54% to 44% among registered voters, according to a Washington Post-ABC News poll.

“Trump was never honest about full disclosures, never honest about the risks involved in his businesses, and never honest about the assets behind him.”

The voting start comes in a fevered campaign that has drawn historic levels of interest, with both parties painting the election as an existential choice about the future of the country.

Republican lawmakers are challenging the decision to extend the deadline in November’s election to receive and count mailed-in ballots, saying it violates federal law.