CNN's Alex Marquardt tours the "non-scalable" fence being built around the White House as the 2020 election looms.

Former Vice President Joe Biden holds an advantage in the upper Midwest states of Wisconsin and Michigan, according to CNN Polls conducted by SSRS, but the race between Biden and President Donald Trump is tighter in the battleground states of Arizona and North Carolina. CNN's David Chalian breaks down the numbers.

The worst daily new case numbers yet in the pandemic, as doctors warn of hospital overload and show exasperation over compliance with masks and distancing.

CNN's John King shows President Donald Trump's narrow path to victory but says if Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden wins Texas and holds the same states Hillary Clinton won in 2016, he will become president of the United States.

President Donald Trump pushed a baseless conspiracy theory at one of his rallies in Michigan, claiming that "our doctors get more money if somebody dies from Covid." CNN's Jim Acosta reports.

The US topped a record 9 million confirmed coronavirus cases, and surpassing 229,000 deaths, days away from the 2020 presidential election. CNN's Nick Watt reports 1 million of the confirmed cases were added in two weeks' time.

With Election Day just days away, CNN's David Chalian takes a closer look at some tight senate races including Georgia where Republican Sen. David Perdue has said that he will not attend the final debate with Democratic challenger Jon Ossoff.

Fauci says "there's going to be a whole lot of pain"; experts predict new cases will soon exceed 100,000 per day; Ohio Governor says "The virus is raging."

As Covid-19 cases continue to jump during the fall surge, Dr. Anthony Fauci says there's little chance of normalcy on the horizon.

Hospitalizations rising and half-a-million cases added in a week, but few efforts to stop the spread of coronavirus: experts warn of a worsening new surge.

President Trump is upset about media coverage of the coronavirus pandemic despite surging infections and hospitalizations in the US.

As cases surge upward nationwide, prompting concerns about hospital care rationing and calls for a US mask mandate, few sign of efforts to stop coronavirus.

In an interview on Fox News, senior White House adviser Jared Kushner said while speaking about the Black community that President Trump "can't want them to be successful more than they want to be successful."

As the US averages nearly 69,000 new Covid-19 cases per day, some cities are imposing curfews in an attempt to slow the spread. CNN's Erica Hill reports.

Olivia Troye, a former staffer on Vice President Mike Pence's coronavirus task force, tells CNN's Wolf Blitzer that she isn't surprised members of Pence's team have contracted Covid-19 and that she still worries that Pence "isn't out of the woods."