Donald Trump Jr. receives death threat and white powder in envelope at Florida home
Authorities in Palm Beach County, Florida, responded to Donald Trump Jr.’s home Monday after he was sent an envelope containing a death threat and white powder.
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Biden interviewed by late-night comic Seth Meyers in New York
NEW YORK (AP) — President Joe Biden sat down for an interview with late-night comic Seth Meyers on Monday while he’s in New York for a campaign event with donors.
Sen. Joe Manchin won't say if Biden would make better president than Nikki Haley
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., didn't want to comment on whether he believed GOP presidential candidate Nikki Haley would be a better president than President Biden on Monday.
Hunter Biden says democracy is at stake in his battle to stay sober
In a rare interview, Hunter Biden said his battle to stay sober is unique because failure would be used as a political cudgel as his father seeks a second term as US president.
Michigan governor says not voting for Biden over Gaza war ‘supports second Trump term’
Gretchen Whitmer, the Michigan governor, pushed back on calls to not vote for Joe Biden over his handling of the Israel-Gaza conflict, saying on Sunday that could help Trump get re-elected.
U.S. ambassador says 'world is watching' Canada's military spending
The U.S. ambassador to Canada says the world is closely watching Canada's defence spending commitments, as the NATO alliance scrambles to shore up Ukraine's supply of military goods.
Lok Sabha Polls 2024 : Akshay Kumar from Chandni Chowk? BJP gets rolling in Delhi after AAP-Congress tie up, says report
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has started discussions on Delhi's seven Lok Sabha seats as the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and the Congress decided to contest these seats together in an alliance
Indian politics is becoming increasingly partisan. We have the data to prove it.
The political divide in Indian society is getting sharper by the day, and we have the data to show it. Nearly 44% of the 12,544 urban Indians interviewed in our most recent survey displayed signs of intense attachment to one or the other political party. The share of such people, who we label as ‘strong partisans’, has increased steadily since 2021, when it was 37%. Such individuals are more likely to engage in political debate online even though they face more negativity on social media, the survey found.