ECONOMY

The topics for the first presidential debate are many of the biggest issues that have rocked the nation this year.

Manufacturers in Ohio aren’t swooning over Biden’s campaign promise to spend $400 Billion dollars on made in the USA products.

Critics of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' order lifting restrictions on restaurant capacity despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic "are ignorant about Florida," the Republican told "The Ingraham Angle" Friday night.

Under a furloughed worker program that expires next month, the government pays 80% of the wages of workers placed on leave.

Defunding the police is not a solution for safer cities, Portland Police Association President Daryl Turner explained on “The Story" on Wednesday night.

Beverly Hills Mayor Lester Friedman addresses the scam that spent taxpayers' unemployment money on luxury Rodeo Drive retail.

Chad Pergram reports on the coronavirus funding fight between House and Senate.

An invasive bug is spreading in the Northeast and sparking serious problems for apple orchards, with some orchard owners saying they are dealing with thousands of spotted lanternflies a day.

The brutal Supreme Court nomination battle, the worst pandemic to strike the globe in a century, a national economy flattened by the coronavirus, and the protests and violence that have flared in cities across the nation this summer will be some of the major topics Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden and President Trump will debate next week as they face off for the first time in the 2020 general election.

Holding a consistent edge in the polls over President Trump with a month and a half to go until Election Day in November, Joe Biden’s sticking to his game plan of slamming the president over the coronavirus pandemic and the economy.