Closed hearings on Trump classified documents evidence begin Monday
Closed-door hearings began Monday to consider the extent of access to evidence in the Mar-a-Lago classified documents case against former President Donald Trump.
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King Charles' planned visit to Canada delayed after cancer diagnosis
Plans for King Charles III's first tour of Canada as head of state are on hold following his cancer diagnosis, CBC News has learned.
Lincoln Project co-founder says Biden campaign in 'death spiral' following questions on president's age
Lincoln Project co-founder Steve Schmidt offered a stern warning about President Biden's re-election chances on Monday, suggesting his campaign is currently in a "death spiral" with less than nine months until the 2024 election.
Supine Republicans don’t just dance to Trump’s tune – they amplify his racism
“I just love you!” Tim Scott bleated at Donald Trump.
G.O.P. Officials, Once Critical, Stand by Trump After NATO Comments
After Donald J. Trump suggested he had threatened to encourage Russia to attack “delinquent” NATO allies, the response among many Republican officials has struck three themes — expressions of support, gaze aversion or even cheerful indifference.
Jill Biden, in message to supporters, calls out special counsel's mention of Beau Biden's death
First lady Jill Biden on Saturday offered her first public defense of President Joe Biden's age and mental acuity since special counsel Robert Hur detailed what Hur said were notable lapses in the president's memory, spurring more scrutiny of his age and stamina.
Mayorkas Says He’s Undeterred by Republicans’ Impeachment Drive
Alejandro N. Mayorkas, the homeland security secretary, said on Sunday that he was not dwelling on congressional Republicans’ continued efforts to impeach him over his handling of the southern border.
Senate moves forward with Israel, Ukraine funding after vote on Super Bowl Sunday
Senators on Sunday voted to move forward with a $95 billion aid package to fund Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, a positive sign that the long-awaited foreign aid could have the votes to pass after a weekend of slow-going negotiations. "I can't remember the last time the Senate was in session on Super Bowl Sunday, but as I've said all week long, we're going to keep working on this bill until the job is done," Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., said Sunday on the Senate floor. Sunday's vote, which passed with 67 votes in favor, is one of the last procedural hurdles before a final vote, making it a good indicator that the $95 billion bill is headed for success after days of back-and-forth talks. "I think we're going to pass this spending bill for Ukraine. We've already moved past several procedural hurdles that require 60