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And what else you need to know today.

And how to nip them in the bud before they start.

Just call it the Trump swamp.

Violent extremists and conspiracy theorists found their tribune in Donald Trump.

Haley Messner and Tanner Cemper had obstacles to overcome before they could marry. First came their financial issues, then they had to deal with a pandemic.

The pandemic has given the famous stretch of Midtown, long a hub and destination for all things jewelry, its share of troubles.

Exotic finishes and ever-clubbier amenities in new developments have given way to livability and calming design.

Michael Tennant, who created the Actually Curious card game, is leading virtual workshops that take on divisiveness.

Freshman enrollment has dropped 16 percent at colleges. London is tightening restrictions, and France imposed a curfew on major cities. Here’s the latest.

President Trump and Joe Biden will appear on Thursday at separate, nationally televised town hall events starting at 8 p.m. Eastern. Follow updates here.

Reversing 50 years of social decline.

Conservatives said they would subpoena the chief executives of the social networks, which had blocked an unsubstantiated New York Post article.

Federal prosecutors said Robert T. Brockman had used a web of entities based in Bermuda and Nevis, as well as secret bank accounts in Bermuda and Switzerland, to hide $2 billion in income from the I.R.S.

Come spring, Americans may have their choice of several so-so coronavirus vaccines — with no way of knowing which one is best.

With Philip J. Hirschkop, he brought Loving v. Virginia to the Supreme Court, which struck down laws against interracial marriages.

President Trump’s recent tests are a reminder that although many products exist, none test for infectiousness.

Judge Amy Coney Barrett refused to answer numerous questions, but it was her avoidance of acknowledging climate change that particularly resonated.

In a small study in San Francisco, Abbott’s BinaxNOW identified infectious people nearly as accurately as a P.C.R. test.

The photographer Vik Muniz creates elaborate views of the world’s most famous tourist spots, building the details with thousands of pieces cut from postcards he collects.

Senator Ben Sasse of Nebraska issued a scathing takedown of President Trump during a telephone town hall with constituents, saying he cozied up to dictators and white supremacists.

Even if Trump loses, his party can do immense damage.

The companies have said they would do more to stop misinformation and hacked materials from spreading. This is what that effort looks like.

The State University of New York at Oneonta had the worst coronavirus outbreak of any public university in the state.

The president said he wanted a much larger package than the $1.8 trillion measure under discussion. The top Senate Republican said his party could not accept a deal anywhere near that big.