In Florida, a Latino officer in the city of Coral Springs is in trouble for creating and posting videos offensive to Mexican immigrants. According to an internal police investigation, in one of those videos, the officer asks President Trump to return immigrants to their home country.

The U.S. is breaking the record yet again for the most coronavirus cases in a day and now also recording the most hospitalizations since the start of the pandemic. Governors around the country are increasing restrictions as experts warn we'll soon reach 200,000 cases daily.

Some experts predicted Joe Biden could win Florida and Texas, due to the growing number of Latino voters. But President Trump not only retained those states but, in some cases, gained more Latino voters than four years ago. To discuss the Latino vote we spoke to Sergio Garcia-Rios, Univision’s director of polling and data.

The U.S. is reporting a new milestone surpassing 10 million cases of coronavirus, with more than 100,000 cases daily. All states are now seeing infections increase as news of an effective vaccine has stocks rising and medical experts hopeful.

The president's campaign has filed new lawsuits in Pennsylvania and Arizona. How are the courts likely to go? “They are not arguing something a court can give them … in Pennsylvania, one of the things they are asking for is to throw out the entire vote, which is sort of absurd,” says Ciara Torres-Spelliscy, a law professor at Stetson University College of Law.

Tropical storm Eta has moved into the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, but it is still a threat to the U.S. It is expected to make landfall again in a few days along the Gulf coast. And it has already left a long trail of destruction in Central America.