News
Nikki Haley wants to make the presidential race about Kamala Harris
Haley’s attacks on Harris are renewing questions about gender in the 2024 campaign
Categories: News
Both politically and legally, Trump’s classified docs defense weakens
New reporting from ABC News suggests both Trump’s indifference to classifications and efforts to shield his possession of such documents.
Categories: News
Rudy Giuliani’s former lawyer sues him for $1.36M over alleged unpaid fees
Attorney Robert Costello says the fees are owed for years of unpaid work. It is the latest in a series of legal obstacles faced by Rudy Giuliani.
Categories: News
How not to fix Social Security, by a GOP group and Biden
President Biden bashed a plan he says would cut benefits, but the timeline for adopting a House GOP plan would do little to solve Social Security’s fiscal woes.
Categories: News
Trump to address Detroit autoworkers instead of attending Republican debate
The former president’s speech will take place before current and former striking union autoworkers, according to an adviser to Trump involved in the planning.
Categories: News
Anxiety ripples through the Democratic Party over Biden
Persistent concerns over Biden’s age come amid a series of polls showing he’s neck-and-neck with Trump
Categories: News
What the unsparing anti-impeachment op-ed by the GOP’s Ken Buck betrays
Buck accused his fellow Republicans of essentially inventing a justification to impeach. The pushback from within the impeaching party wasn’t like this with Trump.
Categories: News
Deep-pocketed group backing Joe Biden launches Latino outreach campaign
The costly, early advertising spending by Future Forward USA Action echoes a similar early Biden campaign ad strategy to sell the president’s accomplishments.
Categories: News
Billionaire who once backed DeSantis is staying ‘on the sidelines’ in GOP primary
Ken Griffin’s stance means none of the GOP hopefuls trying to gain ground on former president Donald Trump can count on benefiting from the deep pockets of a man worth $35 billion.
Categories: News
The protective cocoon of party
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and former president Donald Trump benefit from party loyalty. The party benefits, too.
Categories: News
House GOP’s short-term funding deal already pilloried by hard-right Republicans
The growing public opposition to the continuing resolution proposed by GOP lawmakers threw cold water on what had been seen as a small victory after a chaotic week for House Republicans.
Categories: News
Netanyahu asked Musk to denounce antisemitism. Musk deflected.
Tech magnate Elon Musk and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are meeting in California to discuss AI as each looks to the other to fend off criticism.
Categories: News
Trump attacks ‘liberal Jews’ amid celebration of Rosh Hashanah
Trump’s post amid the celebration of the Jewish New Year drew sharp criticism, with a leader of a prominent Jewish organization calling it “antisemitic.”
Categories: News
What do antiabortion groups do about Trump?
Trump has now called six-week abortion bans “a terrible thing and a terrible mistake.” But most Republican-controlled states have gone at least that far.
Categories: News
Non-White Americans are much more confident in democracy
Polling published by the 19th demonstrates that skepticism of American democracy is strongest among White Republicans.
Categories: News
Trump, who nominated antiabortion judges, calls six-week bans ‘terrible’
In an interview on “Meet the Press,” Trump said he would “sit down with both sides” to work out how to limit abortion access: “Both sides are going to like me.”
Categories: News
The unchanging malleability of Donald Trump
Trump’s “Meet the Press” interview exposed the drawbacks and futility of treating him as anything close to normal.
Categories: News
Hunter Biden sues IRS over disclosures
Hunter Biden, the president’s son, has filed a lawsuit claiming that the IRS violated his privacy rights as a taxpayer when agents made disclosures to Congress.
Categories: News
‘Report card’ grading House Republicans on Ukraine aid shows stark split
The analysis by a conservative group highlights the growing divide between House Republican leadership and some of the most prominent members of the House Freedom Caucus.
Categories: News
Lawmakers are spending way more to keep themselves safe. Is it enough?
The increases came as changes in campaign finance rules made it easier to spend campaign dollars on security, a recognition of the nation’s changing threat outlook.
Categories: News