Top Trump VP candidate Tim Scott stands by decision to certify Biden’s 2020 election win
Tim Scott, a top contender for Donald Trump’s vice president, said he stands by his vote to certify Joe Biden’s 2020 election win.
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Trump believes Kim Kardashian ‘betrayed’ him when she celebrated Biden’s 2020 win
Donald Trump reportedly feels Kim Kardashian betrayed him when she celebrated Joe Biden's 2020 presidential victory with three blue-heart emojis.
State Department rejects Xi’s claim that US wants China to invade Taiwan
State Department spokesman Matthew Miller has rejected the claim that the US “wants” China to invade Taiwan.
Judge slams bankrupt Giuliani for ‘troubling fact’ that he can’t keep an accountant
The judge in former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani’s bankruptcy case slammed his failure to comply with deadlines and inability to keep bookkeepers to manage his “mess” of financial records.
Hunter Biden files then withdraws motion for new trial on federal gun charges
Attorneys for Hunter Biden want a new trial for the incumbent president’s son, they argued in a motion filed Monday that a federal court in Delaware did not have jurisdiction to hear the case. The motion, however, was quickly withdrawn by the counsel, leaving open the possibility that it will be re-filed with corrections later.
George R. Nethercutt Jr., Who Ousted a House Speaker, Dies at 79
George R. Nethercutt Jr., who as a first-time candidate for Congress in 1994 defeated Thomas S. Foley of Washington State, making Mr. Foley the first House speaker to be ousted by voters since the Civil War era, died on Friday in Colorado. He was 79.
Why the 'double haters' of 2024 are different: From the Politics Desk
Welcome to the online version of From the Politics Desk, an evening newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the campaign trail, the White House and Capitol Hill.
MSNBC host worries Biden will have to overcome media 'disadvantage' at debates: Bar 'so much higher'
MSNBC host Alex Wagner worried President Biden had to overcome a "structural disadvantage" in the upcoming debates because he was held to a "much higher" standard than his GOP rival, former President Trump.