Trump and Biden campaigns exchange attack ads in escalation of 2020 election
Donald Trump's coronavirus response pitted against Joe Biden's record on China
Donald Trump's coronavirus response pitted against Joe Biden's record on China
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Tara Reade, a former Senate staffer who has accused Joe Biden of sexual assault, says she hopes that he will end his campaign for the White House.In her first televised interview since Biden publicly denied the all...
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It seems a bit suspicious.