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Trump, Vance hitting the campaign trail this week to counterprogram Democrats’ convention

Donald Trump and JD Vance are hitting the battleground states all week, as they counterprogram against the Democratic National Convention in Chicago

DC councilmember known for pushing antisemitic conspiracy theories is arrested on bribery charge

A District of Columbia councilmember known for promoting antisemitic conspiracy theories has been arrested on charges that he accepted over $150,000 in bribes in...

Window to define Harris rapidly closing as favorability rating rises in new poll

Vice President Kamala Harris' approval rating is rising, surging past both President Biden and former President Trump in a new poll.

Fetterman spokeswoman reamed for reportedly contradicting boss on Israel: ‘Unparalleled hubris’

Carrie Adams, communications director for Sen. John Fetterman, reportedly told a reporter she disagrees with her boss' stance on Israel and claimed the younger generation shares a more nuanced view.

College Sports Are Back in the Courthouse

College sports keep getting more contentious.

The Beignet Blues, Etc.

Reader mail on price gouging, steel drums, the English language, and more.

Blinken Says Now ‘Maybe the Last’ Chance for Gaza Cease-Fire, Hostage Deal

Iran is expected to retaliate against Israel for the targeted killings of two militant commanders but has so far delayed its response.

How Fed Chair Jerome Powell Is Likely to Give Kamala Harris a Boost

The mood of Americans heading into the November elections is likely to be shaped in part by the interest-rate decisions of the Federal Reserve.

Trump hotel stands as a shining monument to the GOP nominee amid Democrats’ convention

The Trump International Hotel and Tower in downtown Chicago, a gleaming reminder of the GOP nominee in a sea of Democrats, is something of a sanctuary for Trump supporters this week as the city hosts the Democratic National Convention.

Child online safety bill sailed through Senate but hits rough water in House

The House is not planning to take up Senate-passed legislation to protect children from potentially harmful online content without addressing GOP concerns the bill could lead to censorship or other unintended consequences.

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