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Trump’s retreat on hosting the G-7 summit is rare for the stubborn president. But the GOP was critical, and he faces fights on Syria and impeachment.
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Ending the endless wars: 2020 voters could face a foreign policy debate unlike any since the 1930s.
Accused of using the presidency to enrich himself, Trump announces a rare backtrack.
Bernie Sanders leaped back onto the campaign trail Saturday with a rowdy political rally aimed at reassuring supporters unnerved by the 78-year-old’s recent heart attack.
Although the report identified violations, it said investigators had found “no persuasive evidence of systemic, deliberate mishandling of classified information.”
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U.S. Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, a Democratic presidential candidate, fought back after Hillary Clinton appeared to call her “the favorite of the Russians” in a recent interview.
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Pete Buttigieg has a mixed record as mayor of his mid-sized city in Indiana, but he’s getting media attention at the expense of other candidates. -
It’s off-putting for Mayor Pete Buttigieg, a gay man, to be described as “cute” and a “pet rock” in an article about the Democratic debate.
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Not one Democratic presidential candidate is antiabortion. Unless that changes, evangelical Christians will continue to back Trump.
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Reforming Prop. 13 would make owners of commercial property pay more in taxes, but opponents are falsely saying homeowners would suffer.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom led the 2016 campaign to legalize recreational marijuana in California. His record since has angered some in the cannabis industry.
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State Senate leader Toni Atkins encourages officials to set aside political rhetoric and try to fix California’s problems.
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California officials are wondering why marijuana taxes haven’t turned out to be a cash cow. Here’s the reason.
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Several utility executives and political leaders seemed shocked, shocked to find that when electricity is shut off, traffic lights go dark and drivers smash their cars.
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More than 80% of registered voters in the state feel this way, according to a new poll. About 92% of Democrats and 60% of Republicans are in agreement.
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Los Angeles County donors have given more than $13 million to the field of Democratic challengers in 2020. Here’s what we know.
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Data released this week provide the most detailed look yet at who funds the Democratic contenders. We mapped more than 4.5 million donations. Here’s what we found.
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Democratic dollars are largely split between Kamala Harris, the only major candidate of Indian descent, Tulsi Gabbard and Cory Booker. President Trump brings in more than $1 million.
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In each year of his presidency, President Trump has issued more executive orders than did President Obama during the same time span.
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President Trump is pushing back at criticism that his Syria withdrawal is damaging U.S. credibility and opening the door for a possible resurgence of the Islamic State.
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The White House’s initial strategy toward the House impeachment investigation was to try to block witnesses from testifying. Now that’s failed. What’s Plan B?
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President Trump says he is nominating Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette to replace Rick Perry in the top job at the Energy Department.
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In a presidency of madly spinning news cycles, the Ukraine scandal has dominated the news for a month. Here’s what we’ve already learned about what happened.
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Mayor Wayne Messam — whose Florida city has more people than Pete Buttigieg’s — got national attention for his presidential bid, at first. But the FEC said his campaign raised $5 in the third quarter.
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Rick Perry was traveling with President Trump to Texas on Thursday when he shared the news aboard Air Force One, an administration official said.
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Democrats continue to uncover new investigative threads in their impeachment inquiry, complicating hopes for a pre-Thanksgiving vote.
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Plans to hold the 2020 G-7 economic summit at a property owned by President Trump raises serious conflict-of-interest issues.
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Acting White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney said President Trump withheld aid in part to get Ukraine to conduct investigations into Democrats. “Get over it,” he said.
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After the full implementation of the cease-fire, the U.S. would withdraw sanctions it has imposed on Turkey, Vice President Mike Pence said.More Coverage
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Trump’s retreat on hosting the G-7 summit is rare for the stubborn president. But the GOP was critical, and he faces fights on Syria and impeachment.More Coverage
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After Trump’s vow to boost industry and two years of gains, manufacturing is in recession, threatening the livelihoods of many of his supporters.
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The field of Democrats vying to be the party’s nominee in 2020 has narrowed a bit. Here are the 18 candidates competing to face President Trump.
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Here are key dates and events on the the 2020 presidential election calendar, including dates of debates, caucuses, primaries and conventions.
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The justices let stand an appeals court ruling that the Americans With Disabilities Act protects access to retailer websites and apps.
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