Former Democratic congressman Beto O'Rourke blamed both gun violence and coronavirus deaths on the Republican Party during an interview on Wednesday night.
The wealthy father of Georgia Democratic Senate candidate Jon Ossoff, who has given thousands to his son's campaign, took a Paycheck Protection Program loan of as much as $1 million as Ossoff argued that the program favors the rich. 
Students are pushing universities to create small, in-person classes designed to circumvent new government regulations that block international students from obtaining visas if their classes are exclusively online. 
Democratic campaign consultants have received millions in federal coronavirus relief funds even as they’ve taken in a windfall of fees from Democratic candidates and committees, according to government records released on Monday. 
China criticized America’s withdrawal from the World Health Organization Wednesday morning and defended its own contributions to the international agency.
Colleges are hiking the price of tuition and living fees despite a decrease in classroom learning and student services.
The University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), New York University, the University of Southern California (USC), and Indiana University are among several universities raising tuition and other fees in the upcoming academic year. These institutions will raise the cost of tuition and living expenses by an average of $1,511 while minimizing services, amenities, and in-person classroom learning. 
Two anti-Israel groups bankrolled by liberal billionaire George Soros accepted as much as $1.3 million from the Trump administration’s coronavirus relief fund, public records show. 
North Carolina Democratic Senate nominee Cal Cunningham's company collected up to $2 million in taxpayer dollars in coronavirus relief even as he said that the Paycheck Protection Program "harms communities." 
An influential Democratic consulting firm that employs former Chinese government officials received as much as $5 million in federal coronavirus relief funding, according to records released on Monday. 
Media Matters raked in as much as $2 million in coronavirus relief loans as the left-wing blog slammed the Trump administration's coronavirus response, according to federal records released on Monday. 