U.S Election

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The ruling against the former US president by judges in the western state “defies common sense,” his legal team argues

Vice president Kamala Harris said there will be "no debate" over Florida's new Black history curriculum in response to Gov. Ron DeSantis' request.

The former president will be on California’s March 5 primary ballot, despite calls from some officials to disqualify him because of the Jan. 6 insurrection.

After a voter said he found it “astonishing” that Haley hadn’t used the word “slavery” at any point in her answer, she asked, “What do you want me to say about slavery?”

Justices deny special counsel Jack Smith’s request, raising chances former president’s trial will be delayed

Trump vows to appeal Colorado ruling barring him from ballot

State’s highest court declares former president ineligible for White House under the US constitution’s insurrection clause

The former Georgia election workers said Rudy Giuliani destroyed their reputations and caused extreme emotional distress by spreading baseless lies.

The court upheld two lower courts’ rulings.

Unhappiness with Biden’s performance is pervasive, with economic pessimism weighing him down.

The former US president holds an advantage over Joe Biden despite being viewed by a cohort of voters as “corrupt,” a poll says

Here are the highlights from the fourth Republican presidential debate.

Donald Trump has made bold and suggestive comments about Joe Biden’s health after the US President made a major campaign admission.

Donald Trump has long exhibited authoritarian impulses, but his policy operation is now more sophisticated, and the buffers to check him are weaker.

How did they do? In short, they blew it.

Five Republican candidates for president took to the stage for the party's third debate in Miami on Wednesday.

While the White House was not up for grabs - that comes next year - Tuesday proved to be a big night for US politics.

Democrats are already trying to make Johnson’s record on election credibility into a liability as the 2024 campaign heats up with Republicans seeking to cling onto their House majority.