Donald Trump

In Thursday’s debate as the president finally found his stride. He was substantive, measured and relatively calm — a combination that enabled him to give the best debate performance I’ve ever seen from him.

President Trump was better behaved at the final presidential debate but used the occasion to spread misinformation about the Biden family, health care and COVID-19.

The final debate of the 2020 presidential election between President Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden involved heated but substantive exchanges between the bitter rivals on issues from the coronavirus to the economy.

President Trump appeared to have his microphone cut off for a brief moment while he was explaining his health care plan during the final presidential debate in Nashville, Tenn., on Thursday night.

When it comes to the number of in-person campaign events being held in the White House race, President Trump is lapping Democratic nominee Joe Biden.

President Trump gave a very different debate performance from his last face-off with Joe Biden. Trump had clearly learned his lesson; poor post-debate polling made it clear that browbeating his rival would not win over any votes.

Brian Williams and Rachel Maddow agreed Thursday that President Trump owes their colleague Kristen Welker an apology after her largely lauded performance as moderator during the evening’s final presidential debate.

Lesley Stahl of CBS News told Vice President Mike Pence during a "60 Minutes" interview this week that she felt he and President Trump had "insulted" her -- as well as the news program.

At the final presidential debate, Trump came prepared to show the country that he could be civil, stay (mostly) on topic, and still beat Biden.

MSNBC host Joy Reid went on a tirade against President Trump's remarks on Black Lives Matter during her network's post-debate coverage.