Fact-Checking Candidates’ Sparring Over Social Security and Medicare
Top contenders for the 2024 presidential election in recent weeks have accused each other of jeopardizing Social Security and Medicare, key entitlement programs for seniors.
Political news from state South Carolina
DeSantis and Haley are battling to emerge in Iowa as the preferred Republican alternative to Trump
DUBUQUE, Iowa (AP) — Second place in the Iowa caucuses is seldom so important.
Trump tells supporters to 'get over' Iowa school shooting and 'move forward'
Former President Donald Trump on Friday extended condolences following a fatal school shooting in Iowa this week that left one dead and five wounded before urging supporters to “move forward.”
Trump Targets Nikki Haley in Sharpest Attacks Yet
Former President Donald J. Trump on Friday opened one of his most targeted lines of attack yet against Nikki Haley, the former governor of South Carolina who has emerged as one of his top competitors for the Republican nomination, accusing her of being “in the pocket” of “establishment donors.”
Trump Turns His Attention to Iowa as Caucuses Grow Near
Former President Donald J. Trump will return to Iowa on Friday for the first time this year, and will hold four campaign rallies in two days there as he looks to cement his dominant lead in the polls as the Iowa caucuses draw nearer.
US House majority whip Tom Emmer endorses Trump for president
Donald Trump secured the endorsement of Tom Emmer on Wednesday, completing a full House of Republican leaders backing the former US president even though Trump dynamited the majority whip’s own bid for speaker just two months ago.
Biden’s January 6 speech is bigger than the ‘horserace’. Can the media say that?
When Joe Biden talks on Friday about US democracy on the brink, there’s no doubt that it will be a campaign speech. Maybe the most important one of his life.
US ‘won’t survive’ four more years of Trump ‘chaos’, Nikki Haley says
The re-election of Donald Trump would bring “four more years of chaos” the US “won’t survive”, the former president’s closest challenger for the Republican nomination, Nikki Haley, told an Iowa audience, turning her fire on the frontrunner as the first vote of the 2024 primary looms.