Fed leaves rate alone hints at December hike
The Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged amid an improving economy and job market six days before the presidential election. It signaled a likely rate increase at December's meeting, noting inflation has risen and the economy could sustain withdrawal of crisis support. Analysts expect a December move with higher loan costs to follow in 2017.
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Florida in focus as Trump campaigns amid tight 2016 race
Trump mounts third Florida swing amid broader battleground push. Clinton counters with visits and ads across Michigan Arizona and North Carolina as FBI scrutiny of her email practices fuels Republican momentum. Florida remains decisive with 29 electoral votes and heavy ad spends totaling about 125 million.
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Fire-ravaged Hopewell Church in Mississippi ruled arson
Greenville officials and federal investigators confirm an arson fire at Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church, with spray paint reading Vote Trump. An $11,000 reward is offered for information leading to a conviction as the FBI opens a civil rights probe. The structure is about 80 percent destroyed. officials call it a hate crime tied to worship and voting.
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Obama worries black vote is not solid enough for Clinton
In Chapel Hill North Carolina President Obama warns black voters may not be as solid for Hillary Clinton as in the past. He cites early voting gaps and GOP changes aimed at restricting access while urging turnout to sustain their shared agenda.
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States allow early voters to change ballots in Wisconsin
Trump urged early voters in Wisconsin Minnesota Pennsylvania and Michigan to recast ballots if unhappy with their choice. Wisconsin permits up to three ballot changes but few have altered votes. A Marquette poll shows Clinton ahead with 64 percent to 25 for Trump. Voters must request a new absentee ballot by Thursday and finish in person voting by Friday.
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