The Republican former president drew thousands of fans to a deep blue area where Democrats said he was “unwelcome.” BRONX, N.Y.—Former President Donald Trump, speaking to an ethnically diverse crowd in the South Bronx, declared on May 23 that he wants to work with Democrats to fix problems that affect all New Yorkers—but hurt minorities
The May 23 event marks the first time that a GOP presidential candidate has campaigned there in decades; Democrats call the visit unwelcome. Former President Donald Trump’s rally, set for this evening in the South Bronx, is causing a stir. Allies applaud him for wading into such hostile Democrat “blue” territory, in an apparent effort
The May 23 event marks the first time that a GOP presidential candidate has campaigned there in decades; Democrats call the visit unwelcome. Former President Donald Trump’s rally, set for this evening in the South Bronx, is causing a stir. Allies applaud him for wading into such hostile Democrat “blue” territory, in an apparent effort
The Republican former president drew thousands of fans to an area where Democrats said he was “unwelcome.” Former President Donald Trump, speaking to an ethnically diverse crowd in the South Bronx, declared on May 23 that he wants to work with Democrats to fix problems that affect all New Yorkers—but hurt minorities the most. He
Gov. Jeff Landry is expected to sign the bill into law. A bill to criminalize possession of the abortion drugs mifepristone and misoprostol without a valid prescription cleared the Louisiana Senate on May 23, paving the way for the state’s Republican Gov. Jeff Landry to sign it into law. The bill, which creates the crime
The bill was rejected in a 43–50 vote that included opposition from members of both parties. The U.S. Senate on May 23 again rejected a proposed border bill as the issue continues to dominate voters’ concerns ahead of the 2024 election. The bill was previously blocked by Republicans in February as part of a broader
The bill, previously blocked by Republicans in February, was rejected in a 43–50 vote that included opposition from members of both parties. WASHINGTON—The U.S. Senate on May 23 again rejected a proposed border bill as the issue continues to dominate voters’ concerns ahead of the 2024 election. The bill was previously blocked by Republicans in