Stocks fell, with the Dow shedding about 150 points to close out its worst month since March in the final lap of the presidential race https://t.co/sVMytTDxYl

Breaking: The U.S. on Friday surpassed 9 million confirmed Covid-19 cases, as states around the country disclosed record hospitalizations https://t.co/uPOqWe1BDE

#TheMandalorian may be showing how big Disney franchises will reach future audiences. @djtgallagher explains #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/h5fPGkVrg3 https://t.co/LZ2xbTIWCY

The federal judge presiding over the Justice Department’s antitrust case against Google held a first scheduling hearing, with the search giant arguing it needs quick access to the government’s investigation files before it can decide on its next steps https://t.co/PXgcYAFkq5

The coronavirus pandemic blurs lines between work, learning and home, making it more difficult for families to set a bedtime routine.  @juliejargon has five tips for families in search of better sleep. #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/OJHNd29GPz https://t.co/NpePJACdZg

Bubbles, tests and broken rules: The first pandemic sports season taught America that learning to work through the coronavirus is about psychology and economics as much as it’s about science https://t.co/T00LUyvsg1

Breaking: Walmart said it would put guns and ammunition back on display inside its U.S. stores, reversing an earlier decision to remove them from its sales floors to prevent potential looting https://t.co/b8lDuuhduw

#WSJWhatsNow: Stocks took a hit this week amid rising coronavirus cases in the U.S. @GunjanJS breaks down the stock market’s winners and losers. https://t.co/o0zd6zB60P

President Trump has drawn new voters into the electorate and energized his supporters from 2016, but he has also pushed away others, including some who identify as Republican or even approve of his job performance  https://t.co/gY9JSoTFYH

As the Trump and Biden campaigns reach the finish line, they study which trends and events are moving their way. This week, the Biden campaign could spot a few more. https://t.co/izOEqwP9sX

States have a number of ways to ensure the integrity of election results, including providing resources for voters to track their mail-in ballot. States also follow a rigorous process to prevent voters from voting twice.   https://t.co/mb0tkXXAip

“My dad believed well-cared-for shoes signaled the care and consideration you would take in your business dealings,” says a woman whose ruined shoes inspired a business venture https://t.co/rvTiis1twN

As candidates make the final push before Election Day, their Midwest tours come as the region is experiencing a surge in coronavirus cases, especially in Wisconsin https://t.co/SW2BaweQ4L

From @WSJopinion: Everybody remembers the shock of 2016, but can most of the polls be wrong again? The Trafalgar Group’s @RobertCahaly believes so, writes Barton Swaim https://t.co/Bvos8E9Yre

Europe’s major airline carriers are cutting capacity plans for the end of the year as they grapple with a surge in coronavirus cases and new restrictions to limit the spread of the viral disease https://t.co/0IURT9Aj9u

As restaurants gear up to extend outdoor dining into the winter, many are seating guests in enclosed and sometimes heated structures. But when it comes to Covid-19 transmission, is eating in covered outdoor setups less risky? https://t.co/Lg8eRDDyDN

More Texans have cast early ballots than voted in the entire 2016 general election, making the presidential battleground state the first to hit that mark this year https://t.co/hx3Q3O48v9

From zip lines to candy chutes, people are trying new ways to scare up Halloween spirit during the coronavirus pandemic #WSJWhatsNow https://t.co/xSTtTXNGAF https://t.co/ZSRd4oPScj

How does mail-in voting actually work? Colorado’s top election official, Secretary of State @JenaGriswold, joins WSJ’s @GeraldFSeib and @AlexaCorse to discuss https://t.co/bwMyi9OeQP https://t.co/4aMHKqHW0l

When cash yields nothing, the pressure companies face to take unprecedented risks with it is likely to rise. But converting most of it to bitcoin? @jasonzweigwsj is skeptical. https://t.co/1ingj0R0QN https://t.co/ZDRMUzJI6Q