President Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden are staying busy trying to appeal to voters ahead of the November election. The candidates have adopted different campaigning methods amid the pandemic. Here’s the latest on the race for the White House.

Trump promised a “miracle” and he may need one to persuade his skeptical supporters to take the covid-19 vaccine when it becomes available. For years, Trump was a vaccine skeptic who blamed childhood immunizations for autism. ( Leer en español)

Facebook announced that it will block political advertising during the week before election day. This comes as new questions emerge about the Trump administration’s handling of reports of Russian interference. Here’s the latest.

The Latino vote is crucial this year, but where does enthusiasm for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and President Trump stand among Latino voters? To discuss this, we spoke to Julio Ricardo Varela, founder of Latino Rebels and co-host of In the Thick podcast.

To analyze how differently President Trump and Joe Biden are addressing the racial unrest in the U.S. and the next steps in their election campaigns, we spoke to Charles Zelden, a political science professor at Nova Southeastern University.

The second night of the Republican Convention is in the books. Two of the president's sons, as well as his youngest daughter, have addressed the convention painting a Biden victory as a disaster for the country. And First Lady Melania Trump made the case for four more years for her husband.