MADISON, Wis. — Democratic presidential candidate U.S. Rep. Dean Phillips sued too late after being left off of Wisconsin’s primary ballot and the state Supreme Court should reject his lawsuit, the state elections commission and a special bipartisan panel said … Continued
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin made the case for continued international support for Ukraine on Tuesday in his first public remarks since his release from a two-week hospitalization for complications from surgery to treat prostate cancer. Austin praised Kyiv’s resolve in … Continued
Former President Donald Trump said NATO countries spent “billions and billions” of dollars on their collective defense after he threatened to not protect Europe if it were attacked. Speaking at a New Hampshire rally Friday night, Trump blasted European countries … Continued
The United Auto Workers, the most visible union holdout in backing President Joe Biden’s reelection bid, is expected to discuss its 2024 presidential endorsement during a conference that starts this weekend. The UAW and a handful of other major national … Continued
The U.S. Capitol Police on Thursday said it investigated over 8,000 threat assessment cases in 2023, an increase of more than 500 from 2022 and a potential harbinger of a spike in 2024. “With the political conventions, Member campaigns, and … Continued