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Actor Jim Carrey debuted as Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in the first episode of Season 46 of "Saturday Night Live" on Oct. 3.

Here’s what you need to know about President Trump’s announcement, nominating federal appeals court judge Amy Coney Barrett for the Supreme Court on Sept. 26 at the White House.

Hundreds of protesters turned out in Louisville on Sep. 23 after learning that no police officer would be charged in the shooting death of Breonna Taylor.

Republican senators were presented with their past comments on Supreme Court nominations Sept. 20, as they moved to confirm a new justice following the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Kentucky attorney general Daniel Cameron (R) revealed details of the investigation into the death of Breonna Taylor. Only one officer was charged, however, it was not for the shooting of Taylor.

President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden will meet onstage Sept. 29 at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland for the first of three 2020 presidential debates.

Speaking in Wilmington, Del., on Sept.

On Oct. 3, Navy Cmdr. Sean Conley said President Trump was not given supplemental oxygen to treat his coronavirus diagnosis. The next day, he backtracked. Read more: wapo.st/2GprTAS.

President Trump has said Amy Coney Barrett will be his Supreme Court nominee, according to people familiar with the matter. Here's what you need to know about her. Read more: wapo.st/307QH7d.

President Trump tested positive for coronavirus Oct. 1. Here's what it means for the future of the campaign, the White House and the presidency. Read more: wapo.st/2ShfcKP.

Here's our round-up of six dubious claims in the first debate clash between President Trump and Joe Biden, with the lion's share from Trump. Read more: wapo.st/3n4jDqs.

Maya Rudolph and Beck Bennett returned to "Saturday Night Live" as Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris and Vice President Pence on Oct. 10. Read more: wapo.st/3dhYDrA.

Since President Trump tested positive for the coronavirus, White House officials have at times given incomplete or contradictory statements about his symptoms, his oxygen level and when he first

The 2020 election could all come down to Florida. And the outcome here could depend on what happens in the Tampa Bay area, a sprawling region whose demographics mirror America.

President Trump's comparisons in October of the coronavirus to the flu and admonitions not to fear it were "appalling" to those who have lost family members. Read more: wapo.st/3jOn0Qm.

President Trump is expected to name federal appeals court judge Amy Coney Barrett as his nominee to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court left by the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, setting up

President Trump and several others who attended the announcement of Amy Coney Barrett as Supreme Court nominee in the White House Rose Garden on Sept. 26 have since tested positive for coronavirus.

The Washington Post’s David A. Fahrenthold analyzes the latest revelations about President Trump’s tax returns and what it reveals, and doesn’t reveal, about his finances over the years.

Senators will take the floor on Monday for the first time since Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on Sept. 18 at the age of 87. Read more: wapo.st/3hNWvIR.

Assistant attorney general for national security John Demers told reporters on Oct. 7 that Alexanda Kotey and El Shafee Elsheikh had been charged in U.S.

Senate Democrats and their liberal allies confronted the grim reality Monday that they have no path to blocking President Trump’s pending Supreme Court nomination other than a political pressure

Republican and Democratic lawmakers went head-to-head over the confirmation process of President Trump’s Supreme Court pick Amy Coney Barrett on Sept. 27. Read more: wapo.st/346U3bJ.

Members of the far-right Proud Boys and counter protesters gather in Portland, Ore. The city has seen steady protests for four months. Read more: wapo.st/2FTVp1y.

Post columnists David Byler, James Downie, Charles Lane, Ruth Marcus, Megan McArdle, Michele Norris and Eugene Robinson weigh in on the vice-presidential debate between Sen. Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.