Monday Executive Summary
Trump’s Pennsylvania endorsement, Twitter caves, Kamala’s communist remark, and more.
Top of the Fold
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, a top swing-state newspaper, hasn’t endorsed a Republican in almost 50 years — but is backing Trump now (The Blaze)
Twitter restores New York Post account — and all it took was a Senate hearing (Washington Times)
Election Day Homestretch
Trump and Biden supporters each point to ambiguous polls as reasons for optimism (Washington Examiner)
Candidates focus on crucial states during last campaign weekend (Fox News)
Trump adviser Jason Miller hints legal battle to stop Dems from stealing the election (Washington Examiner)
Biden pledges to “collaborate” with the Chinese Communist Party (Free Beacon)
Biden also pledges to gut religious liberty, saying it gives “hate” a “safe harbor” (PJ Media)
Scranton Joe’s final Philly gaffe: says he’s wearing an Eagles jacket, but it’s a Delaware Blue Hens jacket (Washington Examiner)
America boards up ahead of election storm (Daily Mail)
Elsewhere in Politics
Kamala Harris called a communist after tweeting video praising “equality of outcomes” (Disrn)
Biden staffers can’t stop calling Kamala “the next president” (Post Millennial)
Another Hunter Biden laptop taken into custody during DEA raid (Washington Examiner)
Leftmedia & Big Tech
Facebook removes 29K-member pro-Trump group, reinstates after Trump blasts on Twitter (Disrn)
YouTube and Vimeo censor “Antifa: Rise of the Black Flags” documentary (Post Millennial)
Boston Globe columnist suggests no “difference” between Trump supporters and ISIS (Fox News)
Double Standards
Who are science’s frequent flyers? Climate researchers (Nature)
Gavin Newsom sends kids back to class at fancy private school while public schools remain closed (Daily Wire)
Economy
Walmart reverses decision to remove guns and ammo (The Hill)
The corollary of fratricidal fire: Membership dues at NRA fell 33% last year (Just the News)
The Latest on COVID-19
On Friday, the U.S. broke case record for third straight day (New York Post)
Europe’s fresh curbs prompt pushback (Reuters)
Study finds 20% of grocery workers had coronavirus, most without symptoms (New York Post)
National Security
American hostage rescued in West Africa by SEAL Team 6 in daring raid (Fox News)
Pentagon names civilian to oversee space policy in continued Space Force stand-up (Washington Examiner)
Around the Nation
Kyle Rittenhouse, dubiously charged with killing two Kenosha protesters, extradited to Wisconsin (NBC News)
Fraudster attempts to register dead Americans as Democrat voters in Florida (Fox News)
U.S. Postal Service likely lost thousands of Pennsylvania mail-in ballots (Free Beacon)
Texas Supreme Court denies Republican-led petition to toss out 127,000 votes cast in drive-thru voting stations (Washington Examiner)
Michigan bars and restaurants begin requiring diners’ names and phone numbers (Fox News)
Stranger Than Fiction
So close: Alyssa Milano dresses as RBG for Halloween, misspells name. Deletes and reposts. Misspells name again. Deletes. (Daily Wire)
“Baby Shark” children’s song becomes the most watched YouTube video ever (Daily Mail)
Closing Arguments
Policy: Russia and China obstruct UN reporting on North Korea (Foundation for Defense of Democracies)
Policy: New price transparency rule will help transform America’s healthcare system (Daily Signal)
Humor: Business owners boarding up in case Party of Love and Tolerance loses (Babylon Bee)
Related humor: BLM/ANTIFA rioters accidentally destroy the wrong ballots (Genesius Times)
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