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US says India is disappointed Xi and Putin aren’t attending G-20, but Biden sees it as an opportunity

Why a 2024 Trump-Biden rematch might be more of a referendum on Trump than Biden

Justice Samuel Alito rejects calls from Democratic senators to recuse in case involving journalist who interviewed him

Student loan borrowers are frustrated with servicers ahead of payment restart

Biden heads to Vietnam in latest attempt to draw one of China’s neighbors closer to the US

Nancy Pelosi to run for reelection for her US House seat next year

Trump files motion to move challenge attempting to bar him from 2024 ballot in Colorado to federal court

Why wasn’t Sen. Graham charged? Hear what ex-prosecutor thinks

Presidential candidate says he would deport US-born children of undocumented migrants along with their parents

‘Very debilitating’: Air Force boss blasts Tuberville’s military blockade

US seizes nearly 1 million barrels of Iranian oil allegedly bound for China

New York AG’s office now says Trump inflated his net worth by as much as $3.6 billion in three separate years

Takeaways from the full Georgia special grand jury report on 2020 election subversion

A moment of reckoning for gerrymandering

‘Is the 5th time the charm?’: Smerconish weighs in on Trump indictments

Lawsuit filed to bar Trump from Colorado ballot

States step in to pay for school meals for all kids

The group that won Trump the election in 2016 may win it for him again in 2024

In first known joint statement, US presidential centers sound alarm about democracy

US could begin withdrawing troops from Niger in coming weeks, US officials say

With Xi and Putin absent from G20, Biden presses support for Ukraine and an overseas investment plan to counter China

‘This is a picture of Trump at his finest’: Hear from Trump supporters at first rally since Georgia indictment

Schiff explains why Graham’s response to grand jury report ‘doesn’t pass the laugh test’

Appeals court says Biden admin likely violated First Amendment but narrows order blocking officials from communicating with social media companies