Fact-checking Day 3 of the Democratic National Convention
Democrats have accused Trump of wanting to cut Social Security and Medicare based on his comments in a March 11 interview with CNBC.
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US industries prepare for hit from Canadian rail strike
impacts in the U.S. if the strike lasts through the weekend.
Harris as a candidate, more than her stances, excites young Democrats
In the weeks since Vice President Kamala Harris launched her presidential campaign, many of Rebecca Wilson’s friends have undergone a "total 360" on their interest in the 2024 election.
Fact-checking Day 2 of the Democratic National Convention
In 2018, numerous Democrats repeated the talking point that 83 percent of the tax cuts in the TCJA went to the wealthiest 1 percent.
As GOP attacks, Democrats urge Walz to lean into military record
Walz served in the Army National Guard for 24 years, rising to the rank of command sergeant major.
In picking Walz, Harris upends notion of ‘women’s issues’
"The identity of the candidate can be important, but I think it’s less important than the policy positions of the candidate," said Carrie Baker, who chairs the Program for the Study of Women, Gender and
Democratic Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr. dies after career in New Jersey politics
He was 87 and would have been the oldest member of the House if reelected in November. "Bill fought to his last breath to return to the job he cherished and the people he loved," the post said.
’68 coverage shows what’s changed, and what hasn’t, about party conventions
"It was pretty lawless both on the convention floor and outside of the convention hall," Totenberg said in an interview this week.
Fact-checking Day 1 of the Democratic National Convention
The economy was still struggling at that time, but many of the jobs lost in the early months of the pandemic had been regained.
Can toxic exposure law break GOP’s electoral edge with veterans?
Two of the Democratic senators behind that effort, Montana’s Jon Tester and Pennsylvania’s Bob Casey, are featuring the law in campaign advertisements, and President Joe Biden called the law "one of the
Trump, Vance counterprogram DNC with some policy — and personal jabs
"We have a very aggressive schedule. … We believe we have the winning message. We believe the Democrats have the losing message."
CDC reports drop in US fertility rate
Delayed or no-care levels have risen since 2016, according to the CDC. The changes in the U.S. are not unique. Global fertility rates have been decreasing for years.
Trump ventures into interviews with influencers, targeting young voters
He also did an interview on the All-In Podcast, which centers around tech topics with four venture capitalists.
California delegates hope Harris surge helps House battles
"The road to the White House, the road to retake the House of Representatives, and in many ways, the road to preservation and protection of democracy runs through California," Hicks said.
Harris faces hurdles to build on momentum at convention
"When it comes to managing this change at the top of the ticket, I really do think you’ll see a party that’s as unified as it can be," she said in a Thursday telephone interview.
On track to be first trans member, Sarah McBride has hope for Congress
They "looked me in the eyes … and affirmed the dignity of LGBTQ lives," she says.
Home sweet home: Why Trump’s take on Harris’ campaign style is so telling
There was the press conference last week, then his Monday night interview with Elon Musk, the head honcho at X, formerly Twitter.
FDA rejects MDMA therapy for treatment of PTSD. What’s next?
of the treatment outweighed the risks.
Trump searches for lines of attack on Harris, defaults to personal jabs
During a wide-ranging news conference on Thursday, the former president and GOP nominee threw out some new messaging noodles meant to slow the early momentum of the surprise Democratic presidential nominee