16-year-old hiker gets split up from family
A 16-year-old hiker got separated from their family as an approaching wildfire burned on a trail nearby in Washington, deputies said. The wildfire was reported
What is Project 2025? The Presidential Transition Project explained.
The detailed plan to dismantle and reconstruct the government laid out by conservative groups known as the 2025 Presidential Transition Project has critics up in arms over
‘Up for grabs’: the Nikki Haley voters who could decide the US election
Jack Merritt, a 74-year-old registered Republican, cast his ballot in Pennsylvania’s presidential primary this spring for Nikki Haley. But there was a catch: she was
Never mind: Wall Street titans shake off qualms and embrace Trump
Wall Street executives spent three years doing everything they could to distance themselves from former President Donald Trump. Now they’re busy coming up with reasons
Biden supporters mostly back him in 2024 election because they oppose Trump, poll finds
Poll comes as the Biden campaign has ramped up its rhetoric in attacking Trump directly in recent weeks. More than half of Joe Biden’s supporters are
Trust in government hits fresh lows ahead of US presidential election
Nearly two-thirds of Americans do not trust the federal government, a share that has increased over the last two years and marked a period of
Trump v Biden: How Will the 2024 Presidential Election Outcome Impact US-China Relations?
The 2024 US presidential election will set the course for relations with China for the next four years, with profound implications for global trade, diplomacy,
Trump’s vows of ‘revenge’ against his opponents gain volume
Former President Donald Trump has been increasingly clear about his intention to use the power of the presidency to seek revenge on those he considers
Election Updates: Trump tells an antiabortion group that he stands ‘side by side’ with them.
Voto Latino’s survey also found independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. poses a bigger threat to Biden among likely Latino voters than he does to
US Democrats deploying funds to boost down-ballot candidates in non-battleground states
The national Democratic Party is deploying nearly $2 million to boost down-ballot candidates in 11 states where the presidential election is not expected to be