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The debate over reparations for slavery is getting new attention through the 2020 presidential race. For the descendants of slaves in South Carolina, it’s personal.
Trump and his lieutenants have signaled to Xi Jinping that the United States won’t object to China crushing the pro-democracy in Hong Kong.
Following reports that Trump had spoken about the notion of buying Greenland, the semiautonomous Danish territory issued a short statement Friday to clarify it wasn’t on the market.
Israel banned Reps. Ilhan Omar and Rashida Tlaib “just to appease President Trump’s fragile ego,” Julián Castro tweets.
President Trump’s reaction to the Hong Kong protests has ranged from muddled to indifferent, displaying his disinclination to use his office to promote democracy around the world — a task his predecessors considered a core part of the job — and his focus on trade over human rights.
Campaign 2020
Kamala Harris taking on President Trump in a debate: It’s what many Iowa Democrats envision, but is it enough to win their votes?
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Twenty-three Democrats are vying to be the party’s nominee for president — that is, if we’re counting just the more prominent ones — now that former Colorado Gov.
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In an ad to run on Fox News, presidential candidate Julián Castro addresses President Trump, blaming him for stoking “the fire of racists.”
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Uneasy over Trump, Texas suburban women aren’t a sure GOP bet. Across the U.S., Republicans are worried about their strength in suburban terrain.
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The “Family Guy” and “American Dad!” creator has given $4.6 million to Democrats, making him one of largest political donors of his generation in Hollywood.
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Hundreds of thousands of vulnerable Californians could be at risk when utilities cut power to prevent wildfires during extreme weather.
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California sues the Trump administration to challenge the legality of a new ‘public charge’ rule that could deny green cards to immigrants who receive public aid.
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Voters will likely consider a proposal in 2020 to limit Proposition 13’s tax limits to homeowners, boosting assessments on commercial properties and using much of the money on K-12 schools.
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California law decrees that unless a presidential contender publicly releases five years of federal income tax returns, the candidate can’t run on the state’s primary election ballot.
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Loraine Lundquist’s City Council bid energized progressive activists, but she ran into a buzzsaw of opposition from some of City Hall’s most experienced players.
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Trump’s new policy on unaccompanied minors is an extension of his strategy to make asylum more difficult for practically anyone to obtain.
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Robert Cameron’s new job is to protect student loan borrowers from poor industry practices. His previous employer has been cited for poor industry practices.
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Israel barred Tlaib and another congresswoman from visiting Jerusalem and the West Bank over their support for the international boycott movement, but said Tlaib could visit her relatives in the West Bank on humanitarian grounds.
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California has taken the lead in building a wall against Trump’s attacks on the Affordable Care Act.
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California Gov. Gavin Newsom said that he’s writing a children’s book for kids with dyslexia, a learning disability that affects him and at least one of his children.
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The House Judiciary Committee subpoenas former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and a former White House aide as part of its investigation into Donald Trump’s conduct in office.
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Two billionaires explain why they think they know better how to spend their money than you do.
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Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper had a floundering presidential campaign, but could become a front-runner for Senate.
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Democrats need to gain three or four seats to take control in 2020. Republicans must defend 22 of 34 seats, but the lay of the land seems to favor the GOP.
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Every morning, hundreds of Native Hawaiians emerge from tents and pickup trucks to protest a new telescope on Mauna Kea, which they hold sacred.
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U.S. Rep. Steve King on Wednesday defended his call for a ban on all abortions by questioning whether there would be “any population of the world left” if not for births due to rape and incest.
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The debate over reparations for slavery is getting new attention through the 2020 presidential race. For the descendants of slaves in South Carolina, it’s personal.
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Trump and his lieutenants have signaled to Xi Jinping that the United States won’t object to China crushing the pro-democracy in Hong Kong.
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A controversial bill that would give California one of the nation’s toughest police use-of-force standards went from a long shot to a near certainty Thursday after law enforcement groups removed their opposition and the governor and top political leaders announced their support.
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Democrats need to gain three or four seats to take control in 2020. Republicans must defend 22 of 34 seats, but the lay of the land seems to favor the GOP.
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Twenty-three Democrats are vying to be the party’s nominee for president — that is, if we’re counting just the more prominent ones — now that former Colorado Gov.
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