Elle Meyers

Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and President Trump will square off in Cleveland on a variety of issues, from the coronavirus response to the economy—all just five weeks before Election Day.

The Joint Economic Committee says the lack of child care options for working parents during the pandemic is holding back the country’s economic recovery.

Poll finds that voters across the political spectrum back the idea of retraining fossil fuel industry employees in clean energy jobs after the COVID-19 pandemic.

The agency is expected to introduce new, tougher standards to get emergency approval for the vaccine in an effort to boost public confidence.

There is no federal system to track outbreaks at schools in the United States and states differ significantly on what they report.

The new plan from Joe Biden builds on what House Democrats passed back in May.

Senators introduce a resolution that calls on Trump and Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to use executive authority to eliminate some federal student loan debts.

Both presidential nominees spoke about the environment as wildfires burn throughout the West Coast. Only Biden has released a plan to fight climate change.

“All of the mail-order pharmacies that are heavily reliant on USPS for delivery of mail-order drugs reported an increase in average delivery times, ranging from 18% to 32%.”

Many facilities won’t administer tests for young children, creating more problems for parents and schools trying to reopen.