Anti-Trump Burnout: The Resistance Says It’s Exhausted
In 2017 they donned pink hats to march on Washington, registering their fury with Donald J. Trump by the hundreds of thousands.
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Haley Says She Is Going the Distance Against Trump. Here’s Her Plan.
One week before the Republican presidential primary in South Carolina, where polls suggest she trails by an insurmountable margin, Nikki Haley was in Texas, promising to go national, as most primary candidates, even in the most dire circumstances, usually do.
Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff speaks to basketball clinic, meets All-Stars, takes in HBCU game
Second gentleman Douglas Emhoff was in the first row on Saturday.
Israel strikes across Gaza as US says it will block another cease-fire resolution at UN
Israeli strikes across Gaza killed at least 18 people overnight and into Sunday, according to medics and witnesses, as the United States said it would veto another draft U.N. cease-fire resolution.
Trump trials will make GOP frontrunner's daytime campaign events a challenge, but 'nothing will stop him'
Former President Trump will be on trial in New York City next month to defend himself against charges brought by Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, taking the 2024 GOP frontrunner off of the campaign trail.
A year after Jimmy Carter’s entered hospice care, advocates hope his endurance drives awareness
ATLANTA (AP) — Since Jimmy Carter entered hospice care at his home in south Georgia one year ago, the former U.S. president has celebrated his 99th birthday, enjoyed tributes to his legacy and lost his wife of 77 years.
Find Me the Votes review: Fani Willis of Georgia, the woman who could still take down Trump
If this week’s hearing about Fani Willis’s affair with her assistant Nathan Wade has piqued America’s interest in the character of the Fulton county district attorney, Michael Isikoff and Daniel Klaidman have written the perfect book for this moment.
China's Wang Yi tells Blinken US should lift sanctions on Chinese firms
Washington should lift sanctions on Chinese companies and individuals, and that attempts to de-couple from China would only hurt the United States, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi told U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken. The United States should lift the sanctions and not harm China's legitimate development rights, Wang told Blinken on Friday on the sidelines of a Munich security conference, according to a statement from China's foreign ministry. Washington has imposed sanctions on various Chinese companies that it accuses of working with China's military despite denials from the firms. U.S. sanctions have also been imposed on individuals and entities over alleged human rights abuses in the Chinese region of Xinjiang. Sino-U.S. relations have shown signs of improvement in recent months as both sides took steps to re-es