Latinos make up half of the growth in new eligible voters
Latinos account for half of the growth in new eligible voters since the last presidential election cycle in 2020, according to a new report by the Pew Research Center.
Political news from state New York
Canadian customs officers could soon be based in the U.S. for the first time
Canadian customs officers could soon be posted to U.S. border posts on American soil for the first time in history, and American officers could be assigned to work from border posts in Canada, CBC News has learned.
Closing arguments concludes in Trump civil fraud trial in New York
Closing arguments were given today in a civil fraud trial that alleges former President Donald Trump lied about his wealth. A final decision from New York Judge Arthur Engoron is expected in the coming weeks.
DOJ to seek death penalty for gunman in Buffalo supermarket mass shooting
The Justice Department says it will seek the death penalty for the white gunman who killed 10 African Americans in 2022 at grocery store in Buffalo, N.Y., in a racially motivated massacre.
Trump’s civil fraud trial put his real estate portfolio under a microscope. These properties didn’t check out
After an exhausting and thorough 11 weeks of testimony focused on accounting and real estate, the civil fraud trial of Donald Trump and the Trump Organization took a break over the holidays ahead of the presentation of closing arguments.
Trump’s civil fraud trial judge faces bomb threat at his home
Hours ahead of closing arguments in Donald Trump’s civil fraud trial in New York, a bomb threat was made at the home of the judge overseeing the case, according to New York courts and law enforcement officials.
How the tragic deaths of Joe Biden’s first wife and daughter changed his politics
Joe Biden’s ongoing recovery from the traumtic deaths of his first wife and youngest child more than half a century ago has dramatically shaped his career, from the ways in which he speaks to crowds about grief and mourning to his views on healthcare.