Making human connections could be key to getting voters to the polls
Republicans and Democrats are going door to door in Wisconsin, hoping to get voters who sat out the 2016 election to show up for the midterms
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Thousands without power after severe storms tear through Florida's Tampa area
Trees and wires went down, while roofs were ripped off homes. At least one tornado hit
Supreme Court refuses Trump administration request to delay trial on 2020 census citizenship question
Supreme Court is allowing a trial over the decision to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census to go forward
Obama says at Georgia rally "I'm here for one simple reason: To ask you to vote"
"The consequences of any of us staying home are profound because America is at a crossroads ... The character of our country is on the ballot," former president said
Federal judge rules Georgia must ease procedure for voters proving citizenship
Georgia must make it easier for voters flagged as potential noncitizens to prove their U.S. citizenship at the polls, a federal judge ruled Friday
Judge rejects Trump administration's motion to dismiss claims by immigrant children
A lawsuit by immigrant children who say they are denied access to lawyers can move forward, a judge said Friday
Arrest made in anti-Semitic graffiti at Brooklyn synagogue that led to event cancellation
Anti-Semitic graffiti in a Brooklyn synagogue prompted the cancellation of a political event with Comedy Central's Ilana Glazer
Trump says military "won't have to fire" on caravan members if they throw rocks
"I didn't say shoot," the president told reporters, appearing to walk back comments from the day before
Hurricane-ravaged community comes together for Halloween
The streets were lined with debris, but the kids didn't care – they just wanted candy
Trump hits on familiar themes in West Virginia
The latest polls show Morrisey trailing Democratic incumbent Joe Manchin
Apple's maket value dips below $1 trillion after earnings flop
The company's shares slumped after the tech giant said it will no longer disclose its iPhone unit sales
Saudi sisters stayed at high-end hotels in days before they died, police say
The bodies of Rotana Farea, 23, and Tala Farea, 16, were discovered on Oct. 24
Teachers criticized for "inappropriate" Halloween costumes
The school superintendent said he's "deeply troubled" teachers wore "costumes that are clearly insensitive and inappropriate"
More convictions linked to corrupt Chicago cop tossed
Prosecutors say Ronald Watts and the officers under his command routinely planted evidence and fabricated charges
Synagogue survivor opposes death penalty for gunman, calls it "too easy"
A survivor of Saturday's synagogue attack describes hiding from the gunman — and the loss of her brother, the "heartbeat" of the congregation
Trump says he offered UFC's Dana White the press secretary role
Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
Mass shooting in Polish market leaves at least 6 dead, 15 injured
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Mississippi Senate race still a toss-up; Democrat holds slim lead
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