Biden's Caution: Wise Campaign Tactic or Misguided Gamble?
Thursday, October 29, 2020 | |
| By Alexander Burns The president has continued to downplay the severity of the coronavirus and declare before largely maskless crowds that it is vanishing. The surge in new cases across the country says: Not so. | | | political memo By Katie Glueck Joe Biden is counting on voters to view him as a safe and steady alternative to a president who regularly dismisses virus precautions. But his measured campaign pace may be scrutinized if he loses. | | | By Julie Bosman, Sarah Mervosh, Sydney Ember, Jacey Fortin and Robert Gebeloff The coronavirus pandemic is Issue No. 1, and it's transformed everything about how this election season has played out. | | |
| Business By Liz Alderman and Geneva Abdul The pandemic-induced jobs crisis has fallen disproportionately on generation Covid-19, and the effects may be long lasting. | | | Opinion By Sanya Dosani, Alexander Stockton and Adam Westbrook *Just not in the United States. | | |
| By Reuters Senator Kamala Harris, the Democratic vice-presidential nominee, campaigned in Tucson, Ariz., Wednesday, and criticized the White House's handling of the coronavirus and pushed back on Republicans saying she is pressing a "socialist" agenda. | | | By The Associated Press On Wednesday, the chief executives of Facebook, Twitter and Google testified to senators on issues dealing with free speech and censorship on the internet. | | | By Reuters French President Emmanuel Macron said the country would enact a second nationwide lockdown in an effort to slow the spread of the coronavirus. | | |
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