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July 17: Georgia Rep. John Lewis, civil rights icon, dies of pancreatic cancer.

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July 7: Confirmed coronaviru­s cases in U. S. hit 3 million; U. S. begins withdrawal from WHO.

July 9: Supreme Court rules Trump must release financial records to New York prosecutor­s.

July 10: Trump commutes prison sentence of adviser Roger Stone.

July 25: Hurricane Hanna makes U. S. mainland landfall near Padre Island, Texas, the first hurricane in what would become a record- setting year of storms.

Oct. 7: Vice presidenti­al debate in Salt Lake City.

Oct. 8: Second presidenti­al debate canceled after Trump refuses to participat­e in virtual format.

FBI charges 13 suspects in plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer.

Oct. 22: Final presidenti­al debate in Nashville.

Oct. 23: Trump announces Israel and Sudan will establish full diplomatic relations. Oct. 26: Senate confirms Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court.

NASA confirms existence of molecular water on the moon.

Oct. 30: Actress Lori Loughlin of TV’s “Full House” reports to federal prison for her role in college admission bribery scheme.

Aug. 6: New York state attorney general files civil lawsuit against the National Rifle Associatio­n, accusing it of fraud and financial misconduct.

Aug. 10- 11: Powerful derecho storm system sweeps through Midwest, spawning 25 tornadoes, killing four and causing an estimated $ 7.5 billion in damage.

Aug. 11: Biden announces Kamala Harris as his running mate, the first woman of color on a national ticket.

Aug. 13: Trump announces Israel and the United Arab Emirates will establish full diplomatic relations.

Aug. 16: August Complex Wildfire starts in California; it will become the largest wildfire in the state’s history.

Aug. 17- 20: Delayed Democratic National Convention held virtually; Biden and Harris are formally nominated.

Aug. 23: Jacob Blake shot by police in Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Aug. 25: Counterpro­tester Kyle Rittenhous­e shoots three at Kenosha march, killing two.

Aug. 28: Senate Intelligen­ce Committee releases final volume of bipartisan report reaffirmin­g intelligen­ce findings that Russia meddled in the 2016 election.

Aug. 24- 27: Republican National Convention held in North Carolina and virtually from the White House; Trump and Vice President Mike Pence are renominate­d.

Nov. 3: Election Day.

Nov. 7: Biden clinches Electoral College victory with win in Pennsylvan­ia.

Nov. 9: Trump team files lawsuit challengin­g Michigan vote count, followed in short order by lawsuits in Pennsylvan­ia, Arizona, Nevada, Georgia and Wisconsin. None will gain legal traction.

Trump fires Defense Secretary Mark Esper.

Nov. 17: Trump fires Christophe­r Krebs, elections security chief at Homeland Security Department, after Krebs says the election wasn’t rigged.

Nov. 23: Biden names foreign policy team, including Antony Blinken as secretary of state.

Nov. 24: General Services Administra­tion designates Biden apparent winner of the presidenti­al election, launching formal transition process.

Nov. 25: Trump grants pardon to Michael Flynn.

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Oct. 2: Trump reveals he and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for the coronaviru­s. Within hours, he is admitted to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland.
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Nov. 26: Trump says he will leave the White House if Biden wins the Electoral College, but he refuses to concede election. NOVEMBER
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