Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden labored through the final full week of his campaign, failing to recall the sex of Kamala Harris's spouse, the name of the current president, and how to spell "respect." 
Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden promised a more collaborative approach to China in an op-ed published in a Chinese-language newspaper whose editors frequently attended junkets organized by the Chinese government.
Protesters attacked police officers on both the East and West Coast this week. A protest in Boston saw Antifa members eat an animal heart in a bizarre turn of events. And in Seattle, even Trader Joe’s is not immune to political threats. Here are the craziest examples of leftist violence and intimidation from this week.
Announcing yet another historic peace deal in the Middle East, President Donald Trump asked Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu whether former vice president Joe Biden could've brokered peace between Israel and Sudan. 
An International Trade Commission ruling that could scuttle upwards of 2,000 jobs in Georgia offers President Donald Trump an opportunity to intervene and boost his electoral prospects in a must-win state. 
Washington Free Beacon founding editor Matthew Continetti on Tuesday said the media is afraid to cover the New York Post's reporting on Hunter Biden’s emails. 
Violence and vandalism in Portland, Seattle, and elsewhere continued to fester this past week, but left-wing activists also attempted to disrupt political and legal processes in the name of social justice. 
Joe Biden may be known as "Sleepy Joe," but the former vice president had a busy week of insulting U.S. allies, forgetting the names of prominent figures, recommending faulty gun practices, and, ironically, questioning voters' memory. 
Curious about foreign influence after another lawmaker broached it on Wednesday, Sen. Josh Hawley (R., Mo.) asked Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett whether a hypothetical vice president whose hypothetical adult son worked for a foreign oligarch and sold hypothetical access to that vice president constituted corruption. 