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Nine younger voters tell The Post what 2024 candidates should focus on
From affordable housing and abortion to support for small businesses, here’s whats nine Millennial and Gen Z voters want 2024 candidates to focus on.
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Prosecutors cite Trump’s supposed gun purchase as possible crime
Prosecutors arguing for a gag order against Donald Trump cite a recent retracted claim of him purchasing a weapon as a possible violation of the law.
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IRS consultant charged in leak of tax returns for Trump, wealthy Americans
Charles Edward Littlejohn, 38, of Washington, D.C., is accused of being behind blockbuster reports by New York Times and ProPublica in 2020 and 2021.
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Anti-Trump GOP groups start waving white flag. This memo shows why.
The memo from a key group that ran millions of dollars in ads opposing Trump suggests very little works. Other groups’ actions suggest they agree.
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Who could replace Dianne Feinstein in the Senate?
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) has set two key parameters for his appointment. Here’s who could fit them.
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How the Shutdown Holdouts Have Antagonized McCarthy Before
Some of Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s most persistent tormentors assembled Friday to defeat a stopgap spending measure to avoid a government shutdown, the latest episode in a pattern of blocking his efforts in the House.
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When a Drug Crisis Collides With the Campaign Trail
Republicans are making big promises about combating fentanyl. Their words ring hollow to some who know too much about the drug’s deadly toll.
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How Did the Government Get to a Shutdown, and What Will It Take to Reopen?
Any deal to keep it open would have to be bipartisan, since the Senate and White House are controlled by Democrats, and the House by Republicans.
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Prosecutors Reassert Need for Gag Order on Trump in Elections Case
Federal prosecutors argued that the former president has continued to make threatening statements after their initial request to limit his public discussion of the case.
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Biden’s Ambitious Promise for Lead Pipe Removal Comes Under Scrutiny
A string of unexpected impediments could delay the administration’s timeline on an issue that is central to its effort to address racial disparities.