Nikki Haley calls out Trump’s response to Navalny’s death – CBS News Watch CBS News Former President Trump faces scrutiny from Republican rival Nikki Haley for his response to Alexey Navalny’s death, amplifying tensions ahead of the South Carolina primary. As Trump’s remarks draw attention, Haley challenges his stance on Putin, sparking debate over foreign
President Biden raised over $42 million in January and entered February with over $130 million in cash on hand, his campaign says — a record-setting total for a Democratic candidate at this point in a presidential election cycle. The sum, raised through Mr. Biden’s main campaign committee, his two joint fundraising committees and the Democratic
Facing polling deficit in her home state, Haley says she’s taking it “one state at a time” – CBS News Watch CBS News With the South Carolina primary less than a week away, Nikki Haley is facing a polling deficit of more than 30 points in the state where she once served as governer. Caitlin
World reacts to Alexey Navalny’s death Mystery still surrounds circumstances of Alexey Navalny’s death in Russian prison 02:27 Washington — President Biden said Monday he is weighing additional sanctions against Russia over the death of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny. “We already have sanctions, but we are considering additional sanctions, yes,” Mr. Biden told reporters
Washington — In a Republican presidential primary season that has seen former President Donald Trump and other GOP leaders refer to Jan. 6 defendants as “hostages” and openly promote conspiracy theories about the attack on the Capitol, one institution has been at the forefront of countering those baseless claims: the federal court in Washington, D.C.
Abraham Lincoln pardoned President Biden’s great-great-grandfather after a late-night Civil War-era brawl, documents reportedly show, linking the two presidents across the centuries. The court-martial records in the U.S. National Archives, reported on by the Washington Post on Monday, detail the trial of Moses J. Robinette after a fight with fellow Union Army civilian employee John J.
Donald Trump’s latest legal defeat in a New York court — a jaw-dropping $354 million judgment to claw back the proceeds of a decade of fraud, plus almost $100 million in interest — puts an exclamation point on an unprecedented losing streak in his home state. Trump and his company have been winless in a