Here's the latest sign of economic divide between the haves and have-nots in the pandemic: Rich people are buying more high-end jewelry like diamond rings and gold necklaces. https://t.co/lzn3B5ikrt

Director Barry Jenkins has delivered a first look at "The Underground Railroad," a limited series that's coming to Amazon https://t.co/gNu9AANodn

When 94-year-old Mildred Madison didn't receive her absentee ballot for the upcoming US election, she insisted that she had to vote early and in-person instead.

To make that happen, she needed her son to drive her more than 600 miles round trip. https://t.co/XV6QwTUbwX

The debate commission says it will mute Joe Biden's and US President Trump's microphones to prevent interruptions while the other gives two-minute initial responses https://t.co/zCMK8BPqiH

The magnitude 7.5 earthquake near Sand Point, Alaska, generated a tsunami, according to the National Tsunami Warning Center https://t.co/kjFmeaRDmS

Arguably no other country outside of the United States has as much at stake economically as the election campaign enters its final, dramatic weeks. And Canadians are feeling it. | Analysis by @PaulaNewtonCNN https://t.co/ftiSG2FDQ8

General Motors is reviving the Hummer brand with an electric model that will be revealed Tuesday. GM stopped producing the original petroleum-powered Hummers in 2010, in the wake of a national recession and a sharp increase in gasoline prices. https://t.co/HfkTUyzDY5

President Trump announced that he intends to lift Sudan's state sponsor of terrorism designation — news that comes as the transitional government in Khartoum could deliver him a diplomatic victory ahead of the US presidential election https://t.co/WGFy2QXXkY

Jeffery Epstein's former girlfriend and alleged accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, has lost a court battle to keep a 2016 deposition sealed https://t.co/SV2DpVOOG6

US Transportation Security Administration airport screenings reached a total of 1.03 million people on Sunday, the most since March 16.

But that's still down from the same day in 2019, when 2.6 million people were screened through TSA checkpoints. https://t.co/0AwTvrUiPi

A wedding at a Hasidic Jewish synagogue that was expected to draw up to 10,000 people has been barred by a New York state order, according to officials https://t.co/pVolRYPPCf

A shark lab in California tagged more sharks off the coast of Southern California this year than ever before, raising questions researchers are unable to answer https://t.co/YP3ZoRhbnr

"For fact checkers, the period from Friday through Sunday was one of the most challenging of Trump's entire presidency: he made at least 66 separate false or misleading claims over that three-day span," writes @ddale8 https://t.co/rKnqKdZBqY

John Fogerty, founder of the rock band Creedence Clearwater Revival, has directed US President Trump to stop using his song "Fortunate Son," by issuing him a cease-and-desist order https://t.co/05bSbXIEoJ

A tsunami warning has been issued after an earthquake struck near Sand Point, Alaska https://t.co/R0jQdiB5X6

The British government has accused the GRU, Russia's military intelligence service, of carrying out cyberattacks on officials and organizations involved in planning the 2020 Olympics https://t.co/UGCFX1P1HK

Plague outbreaks in London spread four times faster in the 17th century than they did in the 14th century, researchers have estimated after studying troves of wills and death records https://t.co/CYw9gdvShr

A CNN reporter went to two different QAnon events. Here's what he found. https://t.co/1AwHAABnhH https://t.co/XLknr0QuII

California-based Newlight Technologies has spent more than a decade developing a material it calls AirCarbon, which it says functions exactly like plastic but is completely biodegradable https://t.co/Xteybvnaz0

The US State Department has condemned "the massacre of innocent civilians by Iran-backed militias" in an area north of Baghdad https://t.co/wioikME2ky