In winning debate coin flip, Biden prioritizes podium position over closing statement
President Trump and former President Joe Biden chose their placements in the rundown of the upcoming presidential debate.
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Manhattan DA Bragg Asks Judge to Extend Trump Gag Order in NY Case
The request was made days after the New York Court of Appeals rejected the former president’s appeal of the order. Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s office on Friday asked a New York judge to extend former President Donald Trump’s gag order weeks after his criminal trial concluded and as the former president awaits his sentencing
Trump catches up to Biden in cash dash, but can he spend the money in time?
Thanks to a tidal wave of fundraising in the wake of his conviction, Donald Trump has all but erased President Biden's once massive fundraising advantage in their 2024 election rematch
Trump Campaign Spent $3.8 Million on Legal Fees in May: Filings
Through five months of 2024, former President Donald Trump used about $24 million in political funds to pay lawyers. The Trump campaign paid $3.8 million in legal bills in May as former President Donald Trump faced multiple felony charges in a New York court. On June 20, three of the political committees associated with the
Dem AGs slapped with lawsuit over ‘threats’ to shut down sexual assault advocacy group for at-home rape kits
Lena Health sued the attorneys general of New York and Pennsylvania on claims that "threatened" the company "for sharing truthful information with sexual assault survivors."
Trump spotlighting shock slaying of mom allegedly killed by illegal immigrant evokes effective 2016 strategy
Donald Trump's call to the mother of a Maryland woman allegedly slain by an illegal immigrant reflects similar outreach to "angel families" during his 2016 campaign.
Indiana Democrats See Opportunity for Momentum With Lieutenant Governor Pick
After Republicans refused to nominate Mike Braun’s chosen running mate, Democrat Jennifer McCormick leverage her lieutenant governor pick to woo moderates. INDIANAPOLIS—The office of lieutenant governor, an afterthought for many voters, has gained unexpected attention in Indiana’s 2024 gubernatorial contest, which has provided an opportunity for Democrats, who have not held the governor’s mansion in