Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine) said Wednesday that he’s unsure what Democratic candidate could prevail over Donald Trump in November. In his first interview
Two U.S. soldiers, executed 162 years ago for their role in a daring Civil War mission to hijack a locomotive and sabotage
Democrats were panicking. Donors were despondent. And some elected officials were privately wondering whether their leader should step aside. But in President
On Jan. 3, 2021, a group of Justice Department officials met in the Oval Office to resolve a critical dispute within President
House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) was dismissive of concerns about the Supreme Court’s decision on presidential immunity when the subject came up
As panic and confusion over President Biden’s faltering debate performance swept the ranks of Democratic lawmakers late last week, Sen. Joe Manchin
A growing number of Democrats on Tuesday began publicly questioning President Biden’s performance in last week’s debate, calling on him to withdraw
Former president Barack Obama has privately told allies who have reached out to him that President Biden’s already-tough path to reelection grew
Justice Department officials plan to pursue the criminal cases against Donald Trump past Election Day even if he wins, under the belief
The Supreme Court announced Tuesday that it would review a Texas law restricting minors’ access to internet pornography, one of a handful
