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President Trump tweeted 'I LOVE TEXAS' the day after footage of Central Texas Trump supporters harassing a Biden campaign bus and 'running' it out of town went viral.  The incident, which occurred Friday on I-35 in Hays County, Texas, resulted in Democrats canceling three scheduled events in the state and has now prompted the FBI to launch an investigation into what happened, the Texas Tribune reported. With Texas turning into a battleground state, Joe Biden's campaign had planned to hold multiple events in the state as part of its effort to shore up support there before the election. But, as the Biden bus and supporters drove through the state, traveling from Loredo, to San Antonio and Austin, they were met by convoys of Trump supporters who harassed them and also allegedly tried to run the Biden bus off the road near San Marcos, Texas.  Trump tweeted a video of Trump supporters surrounding a Biden campaign bus as they drove down a Texas highway and noted that he

Protesters were back on the streets in northeast Portland on Saturday night as they marched in a demonstration against capitalism and police violence that was quickly declared a riot before 8pm. Several businesses became vandalized and had their windows smashed. The police eventually rescinded the declaration just before 8:30pm after much of the crowds had dispersed. Scroll down for video  Armed counter-protesters stand outside a bail bonds agency as a protester holds a shirt with a picture of Black man Kevin E. Peterson Jr. who was shot dead by police in Vancouver near Portland A protester holds up her hands as police detain other protesters and clear a park after a vigil and march marking the shooting death by police of black man Kevin E. Peterson Jr.  Portland Police declared a riot in Northeast Portland after people smashed windows to businesses Several businesses became vandalized and had their windows smashed. Group were said to be marching against capitalism and police violence

Small town Pennsylvania voters switching over from President Trump to Joe Biden may be the ones who can tip the battleground state to the Democrats.  An NBC News analysis indicates that although it's rare, it wouldn't take many small town, Pennsylvania Trump defectors to turn the state blue.    Both Pennsylvania's Northampton County and its small town of Forks Township are in a heavily-courted area of the state, which went Republican in 2016 for the first time since 1992, when Bill Clinton was elected president.    Election experts say that even a small number of 2016 Trump voters who decide to vote Biden this election may be able to switch the state from red to blue  In 2016, both the county and town - said to be evenly divided and deeply polarized - went for Trump over Hillary Clinton by the relatively slim margin of 50 to 46 per cent.   Trump won the state by 48.2 per cent to Hillary Clinton's 47.5 per cent.  As a result, even just a handful of voters switching side

The White House is said to be irked by the country's leading infectious-disease expert Dr. Anthony Fauci having given a wide-ranging interview in which he 'appears to play politics' on the coronavirus outbreak just days before the general election. Despite having not been part of any recent White House press conferences on the pandemic for many months nor having spoken to President Trump directly since the start of October, the doctor has laid bare his frustrations with how the current administration is dealing with the disease.  The president now favors hearing from a doctor with a different point of view - Dr. Scott Atlas.  'We're in for a whole lot of hurt. It's not a good situation,' Fauci said. 'All the stars are aligned in the wrong place as you go into the fall and winter season, with people congregating at home indoors. You could not possibly be positioned more poorly.'  Fauci noted in the interview with the Washington Post that Joe Biden'