New York Times
- In Final Debate, Trump Tries to Be Less Like TrumpIf voters reject him next month, this will be the chief reason: The 2020 campaign is different, and Donald Trump is not.Matt Flegenheimer and Maggie Haberman
- At Final Debate, Candidates Clash on Health Care and Race RelationsA team of New York Times journalists are fact-checking the debate, providing context and analysis.The New York Times
- At Final Debate, Candidates Clash on Health Care and Race RelationsWith less than two weeks until Election Day, President Trump and Joseph R. Biden Jr. will meet for the last debate of the campaign. Will new rules, and a mute button, prevent the frequent interruptions by the president that marred their first debate?The New York Times
- In Calmer Debate, Biden and Trump Offer Sharply Different Visions for NationIn a more restrained appearance, President Trump depicted Joseph R. Biden Jr. as an ineffectual Washington insider. Mr. Biden accused the president of heartlessness for separating migrant families and inflaming racial tensions.Alexander Burns and Jonathan Martin
- Pope’s Remarks on Same-Sex Unions Were Cut From a 2019 Vatican InterviewA Mexican broadcast company says Francis made the comments to its correspondent more than a year ago, and people close to the company say the Vatican then edited them out.Jason Horowitz and Natalie Kitroeff