Trump VP finalist JD Vance under scrutiny for past abortion comments
Past abortion remarks by Sen. J.D. Vance, R-Ohio, resurfaced online this week as he could potentially join former President Trump's 2024 ticket.
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Agreement-in-principle reached to modernize Columbia River Treaty
An agreement-in-principle to modernize the Columbia River Treaty is being heralded as a major milestone following years of negotiations between Canada and the U.S.
More major newspapers’ editorial boards join calls for Biden to drop out of 2024 race
A growing number of editorial boards for major newspapers have called on Joe Biden to drop out of the 2024 election in the wake of his disastrous performance at the first debate against Donald Trump.
Trump’s attorneys want to throw out hush money verdict based on Supreme Court ruling
Attorneys for Donald Trump have reportedly sent a letter to the judge overseeing his hush money trial in New York in the hopes of delaying his sentencing and blocking his guilty verdict in the wake of a Supreme Court ruling that grants him someimmunity from prosecution.
Head of UN migration agency says it reaps funds, but worries about politics loom over aid groups
GENEVA (AP) — The head of the U.N. migration agency said Thursday it has taken in hundreds of millions of dollars in new funding and diversified its donor base — an announcement that comes as aid groups have struggled to get needed money.
Right-wing leader warns of ‘second American Revolution’ that will remain ‘bloodless if the left allows it to be’
The president of the right-wing Heritage Foundation made a cryptic threat to the “radical left” while warning of a second “revolution” sweeping the country.
Biden’s brutal week ends with deluge of calls to quit and donors holding $90 million hostage
After a competent but stumbling appearance at a high-stakes press conference on the world’s stage Thursday evening, President Joe Biden’s campaign is hoping to end a weekslong crisis as he faces calls to end his re-election campaign over growing concerns about his viability and fitness for office.
Biden’s Appeal Fails to Quiet Criticism From Democrats in Congress
President Biden’s defiant call on Democrats in Congress on Monday to stop questioning his viability and fall in line behind his candidacy did little to quell the groundswell of skepticism within his own party that has engulfed his campaign.