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Biden would have looked strong, and Trump pathetic, if the current president had made his predecessor’s legal troubles go away.

Analysis: These are just some of the items that prosecutors say bought off a US senator

Unrest amplifies splits in the party over the Gaza conflict and gives Republicans new fodder for campaign attacks

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia announced on Wednesday that she will force a vote to remove Mike Johnson as speaker of the House.

By splitting up Senate bill, Mike Johnson aims to bypass GOP opposition on funding for Kyiv

Speaker rejects pressure to approve package sent over by Senate, leaving its path to passage deeply uncertain

A Times/Siena College poll finds that voters think highly of Donald Trump’s record on the economy. Memories of his divisiveness largely remain intact.

The president faced nominal opposition in the primary campaign and won each state overwhelmingly.

President Joe Biden clinched the Democratic nomination with a delegate majority earlier Tuesday night, NBC News projects.

The senator also said Trump shouldn't have complete presidential immunity.

In GOP-controlled House, Speaker Mike Johnson relies heavily on Democratic support

McConnell said in a statement it's time for 'life's next chapter

Colorado supreme court ruled the ex-president ineligible to run for office for inciting insurrection under the 14th amendment

Haley group raises $5 million more than Trump super PAC

Donald Trump hasn't won the Republican presidential nomination quite yet, but competition is already heating up for the number two spot on his ticket.

The verdict from New Hampshire primary: Likely Trump-Biden rematch

• Associated Press calls race shortly after polls close in state
• Victory moves Trump closer to claiming GOP nomination

Muddled messages, hiring too many staffers and even a puzzle — how it all went wrong for DeSantis' presidential bid.