Category: Politics

Even before Tuesday’s debate began, the Biden campaign was pushing back against a claim promoted by the Trump campaign that the former vice president wore

Calling the recent New York Times report showing that President Trump is saddled with debt and paid only $750 in taxes the year he ran

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is falling far short of its goal of having 300 million N95 respirators available in time for the flu season,

President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden will square off in their first debate at 9 p.m. ET on Tuesday at Case Western Reserve

Typically, presidential elections are fought and won in the so-called tipping-point states — places such as Wisconsin or Pennsylvania that statisticians consider most likely to

Because the coronavirus pandemic has imposed severe limitations on traditional campaigning, it would be reasonable to argue that the upcoming presidential debates are even more

Michael Cohen, President Trump’s longtime former personal attorney, has a theory. He believes the president is terrified of receiving a large bill from the Internal

WASHINGTON — Seven days after the November presidential election, the Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that could decide the fate of the

WASHINGTON — The setting was familiar, and so were the assurances. Speaking from the Rose Garden on Monday afternoon, President Trump promised a “massive and

Tuesday’s presidential debate between President Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden comes during a number of national crises, including historic wildfires on the West

WASHINGTON—Children under the age of 12 are much less likely than teenagers to contract the coronavirus, according to a study by the Centers for Disease

The coronavirus has taken a devastating toll on American life, causing 200,000 deaths and triggering a recession that has cost the U.S. economy tens of

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell told President Trump last weekend that he thinks Judge Amy Coney Barrett is the strongest choice among several to replace

WASHINGTON — The ad couldn’t sound more ominous. As darkened images of quiet suburban neighborhoods roll on the screen, a woman’s voice delivers a scary message:

A top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee admitted there is little his party can now do to stop Republicans from confirming a new nominee