POLITICS
Amid Stimulus Impasse, Trump Says He'll Talk to Pelosi 'At The Right Time'
The president has previously blamed the Democrats for the delay in securing a further relief package, suggesting they think one will boost his election chances.
Trump Shares Doctored Video of Biden Playing NWA's 'F*** Tha Police'
The president's attempt to mock his Democratic rival follows accusations the former vice president supports defunding the police.
House Committee Says State Dept. Tried to Hide Casualties in Arms Report
The House Foreign Affairs Committee released correspondence which it says shows the State Department's attempts to redact civilian casualties information from a report into arms sale to three Gulf states.
The Trump Campaign Believes It Has Biden On the Ropes. Here's Why
Campaign manager Bill Stepien is reassuring nervous Republican donors that despite being outspent so far, the president's campaign has big plans.
Six Standout Moments From Trump's ABC News Town Hall
The president defended his actions in regards to the coronavirus crisis and was also pressed on issues such as law and order.
Facebook Accused of Canceling Ads for Conservative event on Cancel Culture
Facebook accused of canceling advertising for an event about "cancel culture" starring Ben Shapiro and Dennis Prager.
Connecticut To Issue $100 Fines For Violating Face Mask Mandate
The new fines, which will go into effect this week, are a "step-down" from the previous issuing of a misdemeanor for masks and gatherings violations.
In Historic First, Scientific American Magazine Endorses Joe Biden
"Scientific American has never endorsed a presidential candidate in its 175-year history. This year we are compelled to do so," the editors wrote.
Exclusive: Lincoln Project Joins With National Latino Groups To Boost Biden
A multimillion dollar effort launching on the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month is seeking to boost Joe Biden with Hispanic voters, Newsweek has exclusively learned.
What Polls Say About McConnell vs. McGrath With Under 50 Days to Election
Majority Leader McConnell, the longest-serving senator from Kentucky in history, first entered the Senate in 1985.
Trump Shares Post Accusing Joe Biden of Being a Pedophile
The tweet features a 2015 image of Biden comforting the wife of then-Defense Secretary Ashton Carter.
As Election Nears, Trump Allies Talk of Armed Struggle, Insurrection
Some of President Donald Trump's prominent supporters have openly discussed the possibility of armed conflict between the administration and its opponents.
Clinton Was Better Placed in Pennsylvania, Michigan Polls Than Biden Is
Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton lost both Pennsylvania and Michigan, contributing to her Electoral College defeat to Donald Trump in 2016.
As Biden, Trump Clash Over Wildfires, Climate Is Low Priority for Voters
The issue of climate change lags behind other points in terms of what voters are focused on ahead of November.
Pompeo Says People Are 'Picking on My Wife' Over Christmas Card Emails
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has dismissed reports that his wife wanted government employees to carry out personal tasks.
Judge Rules Pennsylvania's 'New Normal' COVID Restrictions Unconstitutional
A federal judge on Monday ruled Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf's executive actions to close or restrict non–life sustaining businesses during the coronavirus pandemic are unconstitutional.
Trump's Approval Rating Is the Same as Last 2 One-Term Presidents
Former President Barack Obama's disapproval rating was 11 percentage points lower, at just 44 percent, ahead of his 2012 reelection.
Alexander Vindman: U.S. 'Heading for More Disaster' as Trump Pleases Putin
Retired U.S. Army Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, a former National Security Council director and impeachment witness, warned that President Donald Trump's efforts to please Russian President Vladimir Putin are a direct threat to American democracy.
Are More Stimulus Checks Coming? Mnuchin Says He's Ready to Negotiate
"There is a compromise if the speaker [of the House] is willing to move forward," Steven Mnuchin said.
Woodward Interviews Could Damage Trump Less Than Controversy Suggests
President Donald Trump has been criticized for saying he downplayed the coronavirus crisis earlier this year.
Trump 'Red Mirage' Election Night Victory Unlikely Say Political Scientists
Leading political scientists have dismissed the idea of an illusory Trump landslide victory on 3 November.
What Polls Say About Trump vs. Biden With 50 Days Until the Election
Right-wing Rasmussen Reports and Fox News both show Joe Biden as the favored candidate, and all recent national polls show President Donald Trump trailing his opponent.