Ex-Obama campaign manager joins Harris team; VP keeps rest of Biden’s squad intact
The former campaign manager for former President Obama, David Plouffe, has joined Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign.
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Conservative Power Brokers Pour Millions Into Missouri Attorney General Race
Leonard Leo and Paul Singer are backing a challenger, Will Scharf, looking to oust Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey. The most expensive down-ballot race in the country pits some of the most influential figures in the national conservative movement against the wealthiest political boosters in Missouri. In the closing days before the state’s Aug. 6
Hunter Biden’s sentencing date in gun case set for week after election
First son Hunter Biden will be sentenced on Nov. 13 after he was found guilty on charges in the criminal case focused on his purchase of a handgun in 2018.
Trump-aligned group targets Harris on key issue haunting her vice presidency: ‘Fails that test’
A Donald Trump-aligned super PAC is taking aim at Vice President Kamala Harris over the issue of border security, in a new ad blitz in three key battleground states
‘Moderate’ Harris VP contender sought left-wing ‘mercenaries’ to thwart rust belt energy industry
PA Gov. Josh Shapiro applied when he was attorney general to be part of a Bloomberg-backed program that would fund a special prosecutor to go after oil and gas companies.
Trial judge retakes control of Trump 2020 election case after immunity ruling
Washington — U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan has once again taken control over the 2020 election-related prosecution against former President Donald Trump and could soon lay out how the case will move forward in the coming weeks. The case was sent back to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit after
Disciplinary Panel Recommends Trump Ally’s Suspension From Practicing Law
A panel in Washington has recommended that Jeffrey Clark, one of former President Donald Trump’s officials in the Justice Department, face a two-year suspension from practicing law because of his role in the administration’s response to the 2020 presidential election. In an Aug. 1 report, a three-member panel of the District of Columbia Bar’s Board