2020 Election

The Biden campaign announced the spending after Trump's team said it would be spending an unspecified eight-figure sum on advertisements.

Trump's disgraced ex-lawyer and fixer said that the president's "wealth is not as significant" as he claims.

In a county that's become more vocal in its backing for Trump since 2016, "everybody seems to have a flag," said the chair of the local Democratic Party.

The Israel-UAE and Israel-Bahrain peace deals represent much more than mere geopolitical developments. There is a deeper and higher resonance.

The Democratic vice presidential candidate visited the state days after the president held an in-person campaign rally there.

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.

The president's attempt to mock his Democratic rival follows accusations the former vice president supports defunding the police.

Campaign manager Bill Stepien is reassuring nervous Republican donors that despite being outspent so far, the president's campaign has big plans.

The president defended his actions in regards to the coronavirus crisis and was also pressed on issues such as law and order.

"I have it all ready," President Donald Trump said, "and it's a much better plan for you and it's a much better plan."

Undecided Florida voters may wind up helping President Donald Trump get reelected, according to a new poll.

CatholicVote said it invested $9.7 million in the ad campaign, which aspires to reach more than 5 million voters.

Bob Woodward says that President Trump is "a bulldozer to the [White House] staff and, quite frankly, to the country" in an interview with Washington Post Live on book's release date.

Congressman Tim Walberg, a Republican who represents Monroe County, said the area's unemployment rate is a "hard pill to swallow."

Mark Schroeder's obituary said he was a lot of things, "but one thing he was not Mr. Trump was a sucker or a loser! He was a proud veteran till the day he died."

An Iranian government spokesperson said the deal was made "in favor" of President Donald Trump's reelection.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday declared "the dawn of a new Middle East" with the formal signing of the historic U.S.-brokered Abraham Accords, an effort at normalizing relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain—though it remains to be seen how far the Middle East peace deal will spread.

"Scientific American has never endorsed a presidential candidate in its 175-year history. This year we are compelled to do so," the editors wrote.

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.

The California governor has been quick to vow to confront the climate emergency, but has quietly been approving more and more new oil and gas permits.

Scientists have widely criticized David Legates' appointment, with one expert stating that "the bottom of the barrel has been scraped pretty thin."

At the same point in 2016, Trump trailed Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton in four of the states but was able to pull out a victory on election night.

If Senate Democrats can successfully defend all 12 seats up for election, the party needs to earn three or four currently held by Republicans to secure a majority.

The tweet features a 2015 image of Biden comforting the wife of then-Defense Secretary Ashton Carter.

"He's a very nice man. I think on TV people like to say things about certain people, but he's actually a very sweet person. I like him a lot," Paris Hilton once said about President Donald Trump back when he was campaigning for the White House.

Some of President Donald Trump's prominent supporters have openly discussed the possibility of armed conflict between the administration and its opponents.

"You're gonna see a rigged election," said the U.S. president. "This guy would do anything and he's in charge of the ballots."

"This is an unprecedented pandemic, and we rose to the challenge," Kushner said on the "Today" show.

"I would say about 20 percent isn't—we don't have the enemy of the people all over, fortunately," the president said.

Former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton lost both Pennsylvania and Michigan, contributing to her Electoral College defeat to Donald Trump in 2016.