Jim Puzzanghera

The former president has used the threat to his Manhattan skyscraper as a symbol of what he calls the unfair legal attacks on him and as a way to raise money for his campaign against President Biden.

WASHINGTON — President Biden has opened his recent fund-raisers with a seemingly self-deprecating story, acknowledging that “everyone is not feeling the enthusiasm” about his campaign.

Roughly 48,000 voters on Tuesday chose Wisconsin’s equivalent of uncommitted on their ballot, more than double President Biden’s slim margin in the crucial battleground state four years ago.

WASHINGTON—Answering questions at a Boston-area mosque last week, Senator Elizabeth Warren said she thinks international officials will determine Israel's actions in Gaza legally constitute genocide.

The Republican Ohio and Alabama secretaries of state notified President Biden’s campaign and the Democratic National Committee in recent days that Biden could miss qualifying for their state ballots because of how the Democratic convention aligns with their respective state deadlines.

A bipartisan foreign aid package passed by the Senate that contains $14.1 billion for Israel remains held up by Republican leaders in the House.

WASHINGTON — Senator Ed Markey was rushing to get to the Senate chamber Wednesday to be on time for what he called a waste of time: the impeachment trial of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

The deadly pandemic encompassed a little more than a fifth of Trump’s presidency, but you’d never know it from listening to him on the 2024 campaign trail.

The Bourne Democrat is one of Ukraine’s strongest congressional supporters and has been pushing to secure more money for ammunition and weapons for its depleted military.

WASHINGTON — A gag order in a criminal case is a new experience for Donald Trump, but not the behavior it seeks to rein in.