Congress reaches an agreement on a 900 billion dollars stimulus package, Georgia’s senatorial runoff election tightens, and the first shipments of the Moderna vaccine begin distribution in the United States.

Georgia is on the brink of entering its special election runoff with stakes the highest they’ve ever been, President Trump’s legal efforts are beginning to stall throughout the country, and President Trump begins to seriously consider a 2024 campaign.

Several vaccines are projected to begin distribution throughout the nation during the second week of December, signs of an official transition process between President Trump and President-elect Biden begin to manifest, and the stock market tops 30,000 points for the first time in its history.

Joe Biden is projected to become the 46th president of the United States; several lawsuits are filed by the Trump campaign in key battleground states; and all eyes settle on Georgia senatorial race.

Amy Coney Barrett is nominated to the Supreme Court of the United States; as election day draws near, the polls begin to tighten between Joe Biden and President Trump; and we analyze tech companies' third-quarter earnings. 

The first Presidential Debate between President Trump and former Vice-President Joe Biden takes place in Cleveland, Ohia; President Trump is diagnosed with COVID-19; and the Grand Juries audio files become public in the Breonna Taylor case. 

Ruth Bader Ginsburg dies at the age of 87; President Trump nominates Amy Coney Barrett to fill the vacant seat; protests erupt because of the grand jury’s decision in the Breonna Taylor case.

Wildfires ravage millions of acres across the west coast; national polls begin to tighten as election day draws nearer; and the stock market rebounds after a tumultuous week for tech stocks.

College towns begin to bear the economic consequences of the recent shutdowns due to the coronavirus pandemic; Trump takes aim at Kamala Harris regarding her rhetoric; and Steven Mnuchin says to expect Congress to come to an agreement with respect to government funding by December. 

Joe Biden secures the necessary 1,991 delegates in order to become the Democratic nominee; blood plasma treatment is put on hold by the federal government; and we discuss the differences between Universal-Mail in voting and Absentee-Mail in voting.