Nearly 100 million Americans have already voted by mail or in early balloting. Tens of millions more are expected at the polls today. Against this historical shift in the way we vote, the tabulating gets underway.

Both candidates are keeping a breakneck pace as the clock winds down on the 2020 Presidential campaign. Covid-19 is seeing record spikes around the country. The UK is looking at another Covid-19 lockdown. Parliament votes this week.

Frederick Douglass dreamed of a country where all people could vote and he did everything in his power to make that dream a reality. In the face of slavery, the Civil War and the violence of Jim Crow, he fought his entire life for what he believed was a sacred, natural right that should be available to all people - voting.

The presidential candidates hold multiple rallies as they fight for every last vote. Despite lawsuits and disinformation campaigns, people are voting early, and in record numbers. A third wave of the coronavirus infections is sweeping the United States, with over 90,000 confirmed new cases in a single day.

NPR's latest Electoral College map projects a win for a Joe Biden win come Tuesday, but it does show a path to victory for Donald Trump. How will Wall Street respond to the election result? HHS constantly updates its COVID-19 data but isn't making it public.

The candidates are headed to Michigan, a state closely — and deeply — divided politically. The US gross domestic product has seen a "V-shaped recovery" since last spring's dip. But it's no time to celebrate. The parents of a young ISIS recruit killed while in US custody offer a portrait of their son.

The Senate Commerce Committee questions the CEOs of Facebook, Twitter and Google today about their handling of political content. Where the candidates are appearing hints at how the campaigns are feeling, And Philadelphia reacts to another police killing of another young Black man.

With Election Day a week away, the candidates and their surrogates are fanning out across the country and where they're stopping can tell you a lot. Facebook is refusing any new ad buys in the run-up to election day. And Europe is seeing a massive second wave of COVID-19, with fears of another lock-down triggering street protests in Italy.

The full Senate will vote this evening on the nomination of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to a seat on the Supreme Court, Federal, state and local officials are working to counteract a campaign of dis-information around how to vote in next Tuesday's election, COVID-19 is surging all around the country, including a second outbreak at the White House — this time in the office of the Vice President.

Women's jobs have disappeared at higher rates. And for those still working, child care is harder to come by.