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White House defends Biden’s actions after criticism over Maui response
Several Republicans and conservative media outlets have attacked the president’s lack of comments over the weekend on the wildfires as a sign of disinterest.
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In photos: 2024 candidates test their grilling and stumping skills at the Iowa State Fair
The Iowa State Fair kicked off last week, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors and several presidential candidates, as they made their pitch to voters in the Hawkeye State.
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Finger-pointing begins inside Trump team over Jan. 6 indictment
Key figures are pointing fingers at Sidney Powell, while another alleged co-conspirator suggests his “advice of counsel” wasn’t actually followed by Trump’s campaign.
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Finger-pointing begins inside Trump team over Jan. 6 indictment
Key figures are pointing fingers at Sidney Powell, while another alleged co-conspirator suggests his “advice of counsel” wasn’t actually followed by Trump’s campaign.
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Trump ups the ante on going after judges and witnesses. Where’s the line?
A look at what that Trump has said, and what the law says.
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For Ukraine, Many Antiwar Activists in the U.S. Make an Exception
Several reasons might explain the differing response, including the fact that no American troops have been committed to the fight.
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Hunter Biden Says Prosecutors Reneged on Major Part of Plea Deal
The move is the latest salvo in the back and forth between Mr. Biden and David C. Weiss, the federal prosecutor who was appointed special counsel last week.
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Nevada G.O.P. Sets February Caucus, Jumping Ahead of South Carolina
Nevada will now come third, after Iowa and New Hampshire, on the Republicans’ presidential nominating calendar.
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The Biden-Trump Rematch That Nobody Wants
Voters say they are wary of a replay of 2020 in 2024, and while they largely will fall in line at the end, they would prefer other options.
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U.S. Ambassador Meets Evan Gershkovich, Detained WSJ Reporter, in Russia
American officials have said that their Russian counterparts are blocking them from getting regular consular access to Mr. Gershkovich.