Breaking down Biden’s comments on Trump, Middle East – CBS News Watch CBS News President Biden broke his silence Friday on former President Donald Trump’s conviction in his New York criminal case. His comments preceded remarks about a new Israeli cease-fire proposal. Margaret Brennan and Major Garrett have analysis. View CBS News In Be the
West Virginia senator Joe Manchin, a 2021 Washington Free Beacon Man of the Year, said on Friday that he has registered as an independent, leaving the Democratic Party after more than four decades. “To stay true to myself and remain committed to put country before party, I have decided to register as an independent with
[epoch_component type=”live_update” section_title=”What to Know” update_time=”2024-05-30T20:40″ inline_authors=”” update_source=”” pinned=”false”] Former President Donald Trump is holding a press conference today after he was convicted in the first of four criminal cases against him to go to trial. President Trump is still under a gag order that prohibits him from making public statements about parties in
Fox News Digital interviewed several people outside a New York City courtroom moments after former President Trump was found guilty on all charges against him.
Two presidential debates have been announced — without the involvement of the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) — putting the CPD in a rare and potentially perilous void of irrelevance. Commission co-chairman Frank Fahrenkopf, a veteran of 33 presidential and vice presidential clashes, isn’t convinced President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will go
The campaigns of President Biden and former President Trump quickly cashed in on the guilty verdicts in Trump's criminal trial for their 2024 election rematch.
Among the issues discussed were Russia’s war in Ukraine, challenges in the Middle East, efforts to denuclearize the Korean Peninsula, and counternarcotics. White House Deputy Secretary of State Kurt Campbell and the deputy national security adviser, Jon Finer, met with China’s vice foreign minister, Ma Zhaoxu, in Washington on May 30, amid tensions over Taiwan