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Trump touts 'law and order' in debate. Are his tough-on-crime tactics working?
Experts say it's far too early to say. But crime statistics in some cities where Operation Legend has expanded show mixed results.
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Republicans in Congress say Trump should have directly condemned white supremacists at presidential debate
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D., said Trump "should have been very clear" in denouncing white supremacists during Tuesday's debate in Cleveland.
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Trump says he doesn't know Proud Boys but 'they need to stand down,' as he faces backlash for not criticizing white supremacists
Facing criticism for not denouncing white supremacist groups during the debate on Tuesday, Trump said he's "always denounced any form of any of that."
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Former FBI Director James Comey defends Russia investigation, concedes on Carter Page
Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., has described James Comey's voluntary appearance Wednesday as "the day of reckoning."
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Trump-Biden brawl in Cleveland prompts debate commission to consider format changes for future encounters
During Tuesday's debate, moderator Chris Wallace often tried in vain to prevent continuous interruptions, mostly by President Donald Trump.
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Debate fact check: Where Biden, Trump land on COVID-19, campaigning, law and order, more
A contentious first presidential debate was sprinkled with truth amid misleading statements and outright falsehoods.
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Biden campaign raises $3.8 million in an hour amid first debate, claims fundraising record
Biden spokesperson Kate Bedingfield told reporters after the debate their campaign broke an all-time record for contributions in a one-hour timeframe.
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Trump, Biden camps declare victory after rambunctious, insult-heavy debate
Biden campaign officials said the Democrat will take part in the second and third planned debates with Trump despite calls from some to drop them.
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Senate to vote on a spending bill to avoid a government shutdown with just hours to spare
The Senate is set to approve a short-term spending bill to keep the government from shutting down.
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'Vicious.' Biden says Trump's debate attacks were what he expected, says Proud Boys should 'cease and desist'
"He did what I expected him to do last night," Biden said in Ohio. "I think the phrase was: 'Now he can become really vicious' – that was his phrase."
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Read the full transcript from the first presidential debate between Joe Biden and Donald Trump
This is the full transcript from Tuesday night's first presidential debate between Republican President Donald Trump and Democrat Joe Biden.
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Portland-area sheriff says he 'will never' support Donald Trump after president claims endorsement during debate
Multnomah County Sheriff Mike Reese quickly shut down President Donald Trump's claim that he had endorsed the president Tuesday.
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Election updates: GOP chide Trump over white supremacy remarks after first presidential debate goes off the rails
The first presidential debate Tuesday night quickly went off the rails with personal attacks and shouting. Both sides claimed victory.
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Who won the presidential debate? Not voters with arguments, attacks, and little substance.
Who won the presidential debate is in the eye of the beholder as Trump and Biden argue, giving little of substance to voters and both claiming victory.
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'Shut up, man': Some of the most memorable debate put-downs and quips over the years
Candidates often spend days on debate preparations trying to rehearse talking points, only to have a one-off zinger become a highlight of the night.
