Politics

The Biden campaign is looking to use media appearances to unify Democrats and reassure voters after the president's shaky debate performance.

Biden’s media blitz aims to reassure voters and unify Democrats

President Joe Biden's first broadcast interview following the debate leaves top House Democrats continuing to seek a change.

Top House Democrats call for Biden to step aside in private meeting

Disney heiress Abigail Disney announced she will withhold donations to the Democratic Party until Biden is replaced at the top of the ticket.

Disney heiress, other mega donors won’t finance DNC until Biden drops out

New York City plans to distribute prepaid debit cards to 7,300 migrant families with children staying at city-run shelters.

New York City to expand prepaid debit card program for migrant families

The June jobs report shows the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.1%, the first time it has been above 4% since late 2021.

What the June jobs report tells us about the state of the economy

Foreign students who unknowingly enrolled at a fake college set up by ICE agents, have been granted the right to sue the U.S. government.

Judge rules students may sue US gov’t over fake university created by ICE

U.S. supports Panama's effort to repatriate migrants with funded flights, enhancing border security and curbing migration through Darién Gap.

US, Panama reach deal to shut down Darién Gap, launch deportation flights

President Joe Biden will discuss his campaign and health in a primetime interview amid internal party pressure and calls to drop out.

Biden to speak in first TV interview since debate amid calls to drop out

Long term support for Ukraine will be one of the biggest topics discussed as NATO members come together for the alliance's 75th anniversary.

World leaders coming to Washington for NATO summit

Project 2025 proposes major government changes if a Republican wins the 2024 election, drawing both criticism and praise.

Concerns raised about conservative think tank’s Project 2025. What is it?

The New York Times reported President Biden said he may not be able to save his candidacy if he can't convince the public he's good to go.

WH denies report Biden may drop out, Hill Dems consider demanding he go

A new Vanity Fair article is leveling accusations of sexual assault against Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy. In addition, the article also accused Kennedy of sending a picture of himself eating a dog to a friend, an accusation he denies.

RFK Jr. responds to new claims of sexual assault and eating dog

Texas' Operation Lone Star projects a $20 billion, 30-year plan to secure the border, with only minor progress thus far.

Operation Lone Star: Texas’ $11 billion border security challenge

Tractor Supply Co. faces controversy after recent decisions regarding its DEI initiatives sparked strong reactions politically.

Tractor Supply ends DEI initiatives amid conservative pressure, faces new boycott

Judge delays Trump's sentencing; Supreme Court grants partial immunity, potentially impacting New York criminal case and other indictments.

Judge delays sentencing in Trump’s NY criminal case to September

President Joe Biden and his team are looking to reassure supporters he's the right nominee for 2024 as some Democrats call for him to bow out.

Biden looks to solidify support from Democrats after debate

Newly released grand jury transcripts reveal prosecutors knew of Jeffrey Epstein’s sexual crimes against teen girls before lenient plea deal.

Grand jury transcripts reveal prosecutors’ knowledge of Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes

Democrats are renewing their call to increase the number of Supreme Court justices in the wake of its decision on presidential immunity.

Democrats call to expand Supreme Court after Trump immunity decision

China expands electronic spying stations in Cuba, enhancing surveillance capabilities near U.S. military bases and communication networks.

Photos show China expanding spy stations in Cuba, 1 near US naval base

Manhattan prosecutors said that they will not oppose a delay to Trump's sentencing following his defense team's request to file a motion to have the former president's conviction overturned.

DA agrees to delay Trump sentencing after Supreme Court immunity ruling

New polling also shows over 70% of Americans believe Democrats have a better chance at winning with someone other than Joe Biden.

Nearly 30% of Americans still undecided after CNN debate

Recent economic indicators have shown a mixed picture; some are predicting a recession, others say the U.S. is far from entering a recession.

Economist predicts stocks to fall 30%. Are recession fears back?

President Joe Biden has canceled nine trips following his withdrawal from the presidential race on Sunday, July 21.

Poll: Most voters say Biden shouldn’t run, question mental ability

Over 100 victims of Hamas' Oct. 7 attack on Israel sue Iran, Syria and North Korea for $4 billion, alleging support for the attack.

US victims sue Iran, Syria, North Korea over Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack