Melania ‘cuts deal with Trump’ about her future role if he wins the White House
Melania Trump is unlikely to take up the role of full-time first lady if her husband wins a second term as president, according to a report.
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Melania Trump is unlikely to take up the role of full-time first lady if her husband wins a second term as president, according to a report.
Senator Christopher S. Murphy, an ambitious young Democrat from Connecticut, went on television on Sunday with a carefully worded warning to President Biden about the viability of his campaign.
What's happening on the campaign trailPresident Joe Biden is firmly pushing back on calls to drop out from members of his own party, telling congressional Democrats in a letter that "the voters have spoken."Congress is back in session today as lawmakers return to Washington, setting the stage for formal and informal discussions in person about Biden's health and his 2024 prospects.Members of the Congressional Black Caucus have vigorously defended Biden. Rep. Joyce Beatty of Ohio, the group's former chair, said members are "100%" behind the president. Biden joined a virtual meeting with the CBC tonight, his campaign said.Former President Donald Trump is closing in on his running mate announcement. Trump is expected to announce his pick shortly before or during the Republican National Convention, which starts next Monday in Milwaukee.
WASHINGTON — Police last month arrested a man who broke away from a public tour of the Capitol and is alleged to have stolen six phones, a smartwatch and earphones in the building, authorities said Thursday.
Democrats returned to Capitol Hill Monday still deeply divided over President Biden and his future within the party. Many Democrats are publicly and privately struggling with serious questions about Biden's fitness for office after a string of disappointing public appearances and private meetings that raised further questions Biden's age and ability to lead.
President Biden’s failure to speak clearly in the unscripted setting of a presidential debate late last month plunged his party — and his re-election campaign — into crisis.
House Republicans on Monday filed a federal lawsuit against Attorney General Merrick B. Garland, asking a judge to force him to hand over audio recordings of President Biden’s interview with the special counsel who raised questions about his age and memory.
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