2020 Election
The latest on the 2020 election race shows a potentially tight race between the Republican nominee, incumbent President Donald Trump, and the Democratic nominee, former Vice President Joe Biden. In the 2016 presidential election, Trump won a majority of the Electoral College with 304 votes over Hillary Clinton's 227, however, Clinton won the popular vote by nearly three percent.
"Racist." "Terrorist." "Extremist." Did the FBI Get the Proud Boys Wrong?
In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.
After Losing Afghanistan, Biden Plays High Stakes Diplomacy Over Ukraine
U.S. intelligence has warned that as many as 175,000 Russian troops could be deployed to invade Russia's southern neighbor, a possible future NATO member.
Devin Nunes' Cow Celebrates Congressman's Resignation
The parody Twitter account has been the focus of legal battles from the California congressman for years.
Stallone Says 'Storm' in IG Post Not Tied to QAnon, He Meant 'Thunderstorm'
Stallone recently excited QAnon supporters by posting an Instagram picture of himself wearing a "Q" hat and captioning it "Heading into the Storm."
Secretary Blinken Reassures Ukraine's President Before Biden's Putin Call
Blinken declared "unwavering support" for Ukraine "in the face of Russian aggression," according to Secretary of State Spokesperson Ned Price.
Pence's Former Chief of Staff Marc Short Cooperating With Jan. 6 Committee
Pence's former chief of staff Marc Short, who was with Pence as he fled while insurrectionists were invading the Capitol, will speak to the House panel.
CA Rep. Devin Nunes Announces He's Leaving Congress for Trump Media CEO Job
Nunes said that he was "humbled and honored" that Trump had offered him the position at Trump Media & Technology Group.
Biden Says Prescriptions 'Outrageously Expensive', Strives for Change
"I'm committed to using every tool I have to lower prescription drug costs for Americans...," the president said Monday.
Biden Doesn't Want A War with Russia Over Ukraine
"The United States is not seeking to end up in a circumstance in which the focus of our countermeasures is the direct use of military force," a senior administration official said.
Before Call With Putin, Biden to Speak With NATO Allies About Russia
President Biden will discuss the Ukraine-Russia border issues with European allies before doing so with Presidents Putin and Zelenskyy.
Oxford High Shooter's Mother Praised Trump Over Gun Rights, Immigration
"As a female and a Realtor, thank you for allowing my right to bear arms," Jennifer Crumbley allegedly wrote in a blog post addressed to Donald Trump.
Fact Check: Did Media Approval Rating Fall Below Congress Post-Trump?
The former president railed against the mainstream media, calling them "crooked b*****ds" in a speech at his Mar-a-Lago resort on Saturday.
Group Formed to Support Trump Working with Wisconsin GOP to Alter Elections
The measure would set the same hours and days for early voting across every state community and have some communities alter how they count absentee ballots.
Treasury Wants to Regulate All-Cash Real Estate Deals to Reduce Corruption
Only 12 U.S. cities required title insurance companies to disclose peoples' identities making all-cash purchases of $300,000 homes through shell companies.
Donald Trump's New Media Company Now Under SEC Scrutiny Over Stock Trading
Trump met with DWAC Executive Patrick Orlando before the company started raising funds for their merger, which could be in violation of SEC rules.
David Perdue Entering Georgia Governor Race Splits Bookmakers
Betfred and BetOnline believe a Republican is likely to win next year's election, while Betway believes Stacey Abrams is still the favorite.
What the Oath Keepers Are Accused of Ahead of January 6 Conspiracy Trial
A total of 17 members of far-right militia group are accused of conspiring to violently stop the certification of the 2020 Election result.
Just 2 Percent of Hispanics Use 'Latinx,' 40 Percent Find It Offensive
"Why are we using a word that is preferred by only 2 percent, but offends as many as 40 percent of those voters we want to win?," said one of the pollsters.
Trump Calls for Biden to 'Leave Office' Over Rising COVID-19 Deaths
At the current COVID-19 death rate, the number of American lives lost under Biden could exceed those under Trump in a few weeks.
Trump Doubles Down on Testing Negative for COVID Ahead of Biden Debate
"Biden goes around coughing on people all over the place, and yet the Corrupt News doesn't even cover it," the former president said.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris 'Dumb and Dumber' Billboard Goes Viral
A photo of a billboard insulting the President and Vice President has left the internet divided.
Donald Trump Says He Would Not Have Survived If James Comey Kept FBI Job
The former president fired Comey as FBI Director in 2017, amid the Mueller investigation into accusations of Russian collusion in the 2016 election.
Putin, Xi Work Together to Force Biden into a Two-Front Crisis He Can't Win
"I don't think the United States is prepared to go to war in Ukraine. I don't think the United States is prepared to go to war over Taiwan," former Naval War College researcher Lyle Goldstein told Newsweek.
David Perdue and Brian Kemp's Brutal Brawl Is Good News for Stacey Abrams
David Perdue lost his Georgia Senate seat in a runoff against Democrat Jon Ossoff in January.
"Your Days are F--king Numbered": Threats Rained Down on Election Officials
In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.
Sylvester Stallone Addresses QAnon Followers' Frenzy Over 'Q' Hat: 'Relax'
QAnon followers believed the 75-year-old had sent a coded message via his Instagram post.
Trump-Backed David Perdue Faces Scathing Attack From Georgia Gov. Kemp
Perdue is expected to announce a bid in the Republican primary against Kemp on Monday after being recruited to do so by former President Donald Trump.
Donald Trump Jr. Backs Father's Latest General Milley Broadside
After video emerged of the former president criticizing the general, his son also waded in and disparaged the military official.
Russian Embassy Slams NATO States, U.S. Officials Ahead of Biden-Putin Call
"The deployment of [Russian] troops on the national territory is our sovereign right and no one's business," the embassy tweeted.
Trump Promoted His "Stolen Election" Story Instead of the GOP Candidates
In this daily series, Newsweek explores the steps that led to the January 6 Capitol Riot.
