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With less than a day before Americans head to the polls for the 2020 presidential election, the issue of energy policy – in particular fracking – continues to be a point of contention between the two candidates.

Whether it's President Donald Trump in the Oval Office for the next four years or former Vice President Joe Biden, it really won't make that much of a difference, according to a Wall Street expert.

Eric Trump hit Joe Biden's campaign on its pledge to reverse President Trump's tax cuts in the final moments before Election Day.

Conservative activist Candace Owens told "Mornings with Maria" on Monday that Black voters will choose President Trump because they “want more opportunities.”

For stock market investors, one of the most critical choices made by the winner of the 2020 presidential race will be the shape and size of additional fiscal stimulus to help the struggling U.S. economy.

Attorney's general in Nevada and Pennsylvania welcomed threats from President Trump that his lawyers will file election night lawsuits to limit how many mail-in ballots can be counted. 

With the election days away, the presidential candidates are pitching different ideas about how to restore the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic, which has infected more than 9 million Americans and killed 229,347. 

"Under Donald Trump the economy, pre-COVID, boomed, like no time since the 1950s. Look at your 401(k) over the past three years," the board wrote.

Less than a week before Election Day, the electorate’s outlook is gloomy. More than 6-in-10 rate economic conditions negatively and only about 2-in-10 think coronavirus is under control in the U.S., according to the latest Fox News national survey of likely voters.

The 2020 election is the most expensive in history. Total ad spending over the two year campaign cycle has reached a record breaking $8.15 billion, according to figures provided by Advertising Analytics, a leading national ad tracking firm

San Francisco Mayor London Breed announced Friday that the city will be placing a temporary pause on reopening businesses and various activities as coronavirus cases are again increasing not only in the city, but the state as a whole.

While Democratic nominee Joe Biden is running on a bold overhaul of environmental policy, President Trump is running on his legacy of establishing energy independence and rolling back regulations. 

Many West Virginians applaud President Trump's efforts to help the coal industry, even if it hasn't come roaring back, and remain loyal as he seeks a second term.

Tuesday's Presidential vote could bring about significant changes for the strong and proud, who for generations have lurched far below the earth's surface into the sooty pleats of the underground to extract vital sources of energy.

Bernie Sanders has been advising Joe Biden. Will it benefit or backfire with voters?

Voters have a "real choice of policies," Peter Navarro told "Mornings with Maria."

An October survey conducted by British market research company YouGov has found that over half of social media users in three key battleground states have seen advertisements putting the validity of the 2020 presidential election into question.

President Trump issued a final rule Thursday requiring health insurers to post the prices they have negotiated with hospitals, medical facilities, and doctors.

Trump plans to extend the tax cuts passed in 2017, expand opportunity zones, and offer "Made in America" tax credits while Biden plans to roll back the tax cuts, increase the corporate tax rate, increase payroll and income taxes on wealthy households exceeding $400,000 dollars, close tax loopholes on real estate and fossil fuels and offer tax credits for healthcare, child care, elderly care, and families looking to buy their first home.

Wall Street has been pouring money into the coffers of former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign, but not at the pace seen during the 2016 election.