NewsNation Articles: September 20, 2020

Audio: Biden speaks on legacy of RBG and Supreme Court vacancy, White House responds Audio: ‘Zoom bombing’ a growing concern during COVID-19 pandemic Audio: Virginia teen flies PPE donations to rural hospitals Audio: Farmer and his family escape Beachie Creek Fire in Oregon 1 dead after shooting at Ohio mall Virginia teen flies PPE donations to rural hospitals 72nd Emmy Awards: The Winners ‘Zoom bombing’ a growing concern during COVID-19 pandemic Woman accused of sending ricin letter addressed to White House arrested, officials say Deputies find 1 woman dead, 1 chained to bed at Texas home 4 killed in Texas plane crash Bryson DeChambeau wins U.S. Open for first major title Bobcat Fire burns nearly 100,000 acres, threatens remote Southern California communities WNBA postpones game between Storm and Lynx due to inconclusive COVID-19 test results Biden speaks in Philadelphia on the legacy of RBG and Supreme Court vacancy, White House responds Foot Locker turning its US stores into voter registration hubs Georgia’s Fulton County works to avoid another vote debacle NY State Attorney General in Rochester, first visit since Prude death Tropical Storm Beta churns slowly toward Texas and Louisiana Wildfires and hurricanes disrupt final weeks of 2020 census US says UN sanctions on Iran have now been restored. What does that mean? Des Moines says no to governor’s demand for classroom return Britain threatens second lockdown, heavy fines as nation faces COVID-19 ‘tipping point’ US coronavirus death toll to hit 200K Dallas Stars hammer Tampa Bay Lightning 4-1 to open Stanley Cup Final Sunday’s virtual Emmy Awards set bar high with live telecast Arizona Senate race could impact confirmation of new justice Southern California residents flee homes as strong winds stoke wildfire WATCH: NewsNation Now Morning News Update 9/20/20 Tropical Storm Beta meandering toward Texas, Louisiana Party planners outline ways to celebrate Halloween safely this year Mourners again gather on steps of the Supreme Court following death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg