Tal Axelrod is a Breaking News Reporter for The Hill, based in Washington, D.C. He has previously worked for Meet The Press and NBC News. Tal covers a wide range of political topics, including congressional news, elections, and policy debates.
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(WASHINGTON) — Tuesday was primary day in New York, where former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden were the front-runners, having already clinched their respective parties' 2024 nominations last month.
By: Tal Axelrod
Reforms by Israel after its deadly strike on a World Central Kitchen convoy in Gaza last week have to be verified to restore "confidence," John Kirby said
By: Tal Axelrod
John Kirby praised the "extraordinary success" of Israel's defense against a drone and missile attack unleashed by Iran on Saturday and said the U.S. doesn't want war
Polls show there are major risks if Trump is convicted. He denies wrongdoing.
By: Tal Axelrod
Amid college protests over Gaza, the White House says Biden respects the right of demonstrators but they should be peaceful and "we don't want to see anybody hurt"
By: Tal Axelrod
Biden's White House correspondents' dinner speech riffed on his own fitness for office and that of his rival, Trump
Other insiders suggested South Dakota's governor wasn't really considered.
By: Tal Axelrod
Polls show Trump's hush money charges carry some electoral risk, but recent interviews with voters suggest his New York trial isn't changing minds without a verdict
Maryland's Democratic Senate primary is careening toward a bitter finish as voters decide who to nominate in an unexpectedly competitive race in the deep blue bastion.
Speculation mounted for months over whether Trump and Biden would debate at all.
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