Trump to skip federal court hearing Thursday, plead not guilty to charges in Jack Smith’s election case
Lawyers are expected to enter a not guilty plea on behalf of former President Trump in a federal court arraignment in Washington, D.C., Thursday.
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Trump skips federal court hearing Thursday, pleads not guilty to charges in Jack Smith’s election case
Lawyers entered a not guilty plea on behalf of former President Trump in a federal court arraignment in Washington, D.C., Thursday.
Southern border crisis helped spur massive spike in crossings from Canada as well: expert
The spike in migrant crossings at the northern border have happened in part because resources have been diverted to help solve the crisis at the southern border.
How Trump, or Kamala, could win, as all sides zero in on the debate
With next Tuesday's debate in pundits' crosshairs, few appear comfortable admitting that the presidential election, as it stands today, is about as evenly-matched as you can get.
Highlights From Trump’s Town Hall With Fox News
The Republican presidential nominee fielded questions from host Sean Hannity and audience members in Pennsylvania, a key swing state in the Nov. 5 election. HARRISBURG, Pa.—Former President Donald Trump continued his courtship of voters in Pennsylvania, one of a handful of states that could decide the 2024 presidential election, with a wide-ranging town hall discussion
Trump rips ‘border czar’ Harris in Fox town hall: ‘Worst border in the history of the world’
Former President Donald Trump ripped VP Kamala Harris on immigration in Wednesday's Fox News town hall making the case that she was in charge of the border the last few years.
Attorney John Deaton to Face Elizabeth Warren After Winning Massachusetts GOP Primary
Deaton vowed to tackle the ongoing border crisis and soaring cost of living if he wins the Senate race. Attorney John Deaton will face off against incumbent Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) for a seat in the U.S. Senate in November after winning a three-way Republican primary in Massachusetts on Sept. 3. The Associated Press called