Amy Coney Barrett was sworn in as a Supreme Court justice in a ceremony near the Rose Garden, the site of a suspected "superspreader" event last month.

NXIVM founder Keith Raniere, the subject of HBO's "The Vow," is due in Brooklyn federal court for sentencing Tuesday.

The Army is investigating a TikTok video that depicts a paratrooper jumping with cranberry juice, recreating another Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams" video.

Jason Kutt, the 18-year-old shot at Nockamixon State Park Saturday died from injuries, according to his family.

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Dozens of police officers were injured and more than 30 people were arrested during protests in Philadelphia over the death of Walter Wallace, Jr.

GOP needs in-person Florida early voters. Wisconsin court asked to rule on ballot misprints. No more stickers for Susan B. Anthony. Latest news.

Jamie Foxx pays tribute to sister DeOndra Dixon following her death; Prince Harry says ignorance no excuse for unconscious bias; Sterling K. Brown relates to BLM issues on "This Is Us." (Oct. 27)

Mario Lanza musical "Because You're Mine" premiered in London with A-list attendees. (Oct. 27)

Police shot and killed a 27-year-old Black man on a Philadelphia street Monday afternoon after yelling at him to drop his knife, authorities say. Protests and some violence were reported on Monday night. (Oct. 27)

This special special edition updates the latest in space exploration, including the Artemis moon launch, 30 years of the Hubble telescope and more.

Walter Wallace Jr., a 27-year-old Black man, was shot and killed by police on Monday during a confrontation.

A look at the day's best photographs from around the world.

Here's the latest for Tuesday October 27th: Amy Coney Barrett confirmed to Supreme Court; Biden to campaign in Georgia, Trump going to Wisconsin; Coronavirus rates surge in El Paso, Texas; Crews remove "murder hornet" nest in Washington state.

Republican Senators celebrated the confirmation of Judge Amy Coney Barrett by a deeply divided Senate late Monday. The vote installs President Donald Trump's nominee days before the election. (Oct. 27)

Washington state Department of Agriculture workers destroyed the first nest of so-called murder hornets discovered in the US, the agency said Monday. 98 Asian giant hornets were removed from the nest in Whatcom County, 13 of them still alive. (Oct. 26)

A hurricane watch was issued Monday afternoon for portions of the Louisiana coast, including metro New Orleans, ahead of Zeta's arrival this week.

California braced for a new round of fires as Santa Ana winds roar. Firefighters turned out in force to battle a blaze in the Silverado Canyon area.

An operation involving more than 50 law enforcement offices and other agencies led to 179 arrests and the recovery of 45 missing children in Ohio.

The Federalist Papers published in New York City; President Theodore Roosevelt is born; Egypian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin win Nobel Peace Prize; Boston Red Sox win their first World Series since 1918. (Oct. 27)

Amy Coney Barrett is pledging to carry out her duties as a Supreme Court justice "without any fear or favor" toward government or her own beliefs. Barrett spoke after taking the first of two oaths that will allow her to join the high court. (Oct. 26)

Drop box was set on fire in Boston. Lawyers set up national hotline on voter suppression. New Hampshire open-carry at polling places OK. Latest news.

Comedian Sarah Cooper, whose star rose seemingly overnight after she started lip-syncing President Trump quotes, now has her own comedy special. (Oct. 26)

For Maya Rudolph and Natasha Lyonne, giving comedian Sarah Cooper her own special was a no-brainer. It was also the first production from their new company to hit the airwaves. (Oct. 26)

Amy Coney Barrett was confirmed to the Supreme Court by a deeply divided Senate, Republicans overpowering Democrats to install President Donald Trump's nominee days before the election and secure a likely conservative court majority for years. (Oct. 26)

Marcellis Stinnette, 19, died and Tafara Williams, 20, was wounded after being shot by police last week in Waukegan, Illinois.

A fast-moving wildfire forced evacuation orders for 70,000 people and seriously injured two firefighters in Southern California on Monday as officials issued warnings for what could be the strongest winds in the state so far this year. (Oct. 26)

Two whale sharks and large manta ray were spotted swimming around the sunken Thomas Heyward a Liberty Ship.

The U.S. had more than 481,372 new cases of COVID-19 last week, setting a record for the most new cases in a week since pandemic began. Latest news.

Plus: Restaurants sue state over liquor licenses paid during shutdowns, and Californians will reconsider affirmative action at the ballot box

Top Democrats are urging voters across the country to return their mail-in ballot on time. The appeal came at a virtual event by organized by Fair Fight and the Democratic Governors Association. (Oct. 26)

With U.S. coronavirus deaths on the rise and cases climbing in practically every state, Joe Biden slammed P resident Donald Trump for his handling of the pandemic, calling him the "worst possible person" to lead the nation through the crisis. (Oct. 26)