Biden and Trump win primaries, but some results show some voters still prefer another candidate – CBS News Watch CBS News President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump won their respective primaries in four states Tuesday, but the results showed some voters still preferred another candidate. The political protest vote against Biden’s handling of
Sen. Bernie Sanders and President Biden joined forces Wednesday at the White House, championing the progress they’ve made on lowering the cost of inhalers and other expenses for Americans with asthma. Mr. Biden and Sanders also called on Congress and pharmaceutical companies to do more to curb prices. “Bernie, you and I have been fighting
A Wall Street Journal poll released on Tuesday shows Republican nominee Donald Trump leading President Joe Biden in 6 of the 7 anticipated swing states in the 2024 presidential election. If an election including independent and third-party candidates were held today, Biden would win Wisconsin by 3 percentage points but lose to Trump in North
The Biden administration does not have any plans to investigate an Israeli strike in Gaza that killed seven humanitarian workers including an American citizen, the White House has said. The White House does not intend to independently investigate or verify Israel’s inquiry into its operations, National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said. “I’m not prepared
Nebraska’s governor endorsed a measure to make the state ‘winner-take-all’ state, drawing praise from the former president. Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen on Tuesday showed a willingness to back legislation that would potentially prevent President Joe Biden from getting one of the state’s electoral votes by endorsing a statewide “winner-takes-all” system that would likely boost former
Net neutrality requires internet providers to treat all websites with the same speed as opposed to favoring some. The Federal Communications Commission is set to vote on whether to restore an Obama-era policy that would treat the internet as a utility such as water and gas. FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel, a Democrat, announced on April
Over five months after telling Congress a proposed regulation to strengthen vehicle seats to make them safer would be published “in the coming months,” the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has yet to meet a congressional deadline it missed last November. In the infrastructure law signed in November 2021, Congress gave the National Highway