With the White House as a dramatic backdrop, Kamala Harris used the setting to make a distinction between her vision for the country and Donald Trump’s. Continue reading →
The Bruen case cited the Second Amendment to overturn a New York law that required applicants for licenses to carry concealed handguns to show proper cause for why they needed one. Continue reading →
With President Biden at the top of the ticket, Chris Pappas, a Democrat, might have easily lost his seat. Now, the story has changed. Continue reading →
WATCH: Both sides campaigned outside battleground states. National political reporter Sam Brodey analyzes why with political reporter James Pindell. Watch →
WATCH: ‘Tis the season for goblins, ghouls, and spine-chilling shows. Living arts assistant digital editor Matt Juul runs down the shows to stream. Watch →
The agency charged with protecting the environment faces more uncertainty than at any other time since its creation more than 50 years ago. Continue reading →
Rather than operate in the backroom, Musk has made himself the public face of Trump’s closing argument, one who can finance his own canvassing army, attract his own media attention, and stage rallies for Trump across the swing state of Pennsylvania. Continue reading →
A US State Department spokesperson called the strike in Beit Lahia “a horrifying incident with a horrifying result” and noted that many of the children reportedly killed had probably fled strikes in other parts of Gaza. Continue reading →
