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Trump arrives in Biarritz, France, for his third G-7 summit as his trade war with China appears to take a sharp turn for the worse.
At a town hall, Biden evoked two of his political heroes, Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. Both were assassinated in 1968, Kennedy while running for president.
Few Americans have had as much impact on the nation’s politics as David Koch, who died Friday at 79. Working with his brother Charles, he moved American politics to the right.
The field of Democrats vying to be the party’s nominee in 2020 has narrowed a bit. Here are the 21 candidates competing to face President Trump.
A new Twitter tirade from the White House follows Beijing’s retaliatory tariffs and the Fed chair’s speech at an economic conference.
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Rep. Seth Moulton dropped out of the Democratic presidential primary race on Friday, following Washington Gov. Jay Inslee’s exit as the 2020 field shrinks.
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A New Hampshire Democrat’s mission to see 25 of the 2020 presidential candidates.
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Bernie Sanders releases a $16-trillion Green New Deal plan as he visits fire victims in Paradise, Calif.
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Bernie Sanders announced a $16-trillion plan to face climate change during a California visit. Here’s a look at Green New Deal proposals out there.
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Democrat Jay Inslee, who focused his campaign on climate change, will seek a third term as Washington governor.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom says California will join other states in asking a federal court to block the new rules that seek to indefinitely detain immigrant minors and families.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom is pushing Southern California officials to plan for more than three times the new housing they proposed.
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The gun lobby is fighting California legislation that would eliminate ghost guns by requiring background checks on purchasers of a firearm’s essential part.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom visited Paradise Ridge Elementary School on Wednesday and told a second-grade class about Potter, his first pet.
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Sacramento Police cited an anti-vaccine activist for assaulting vaccine bill author state Sen. Richard Pan on Wednesday near the Capitol.
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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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For Britain’s Boris Johnson, a visibly warm relationship with Trump could be an asset and a liability at G7 summit.
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Trump’s position on the notorious Texas-led attack on Obamacare would be disastrous for employer-sponsored health plans.
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Trump’s remarks about “disloyal” Jews highlight the tribal nature of his politics. His retreat on gun control shows how tribalism constrains him.
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Earlier this summer, as President Trump assembled online activists at the White House to thank them for their role in getting him to the Oval Office and – Trump predicted – keeping him there, one guest didn’t rush to claim credit.
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Gov. Gavin Newsom, in response to the Trump administration’s crackdown on immigrants, is weighing pardons for Californians targeted for deportation.
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Hundreds of millions in federal student loan debt owed by permanently disabled military veterans will be erased in an expedited process under Trump’s directive.
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The Trump administration backed down on plans to make sharp cuts in the State Department budget for foreign aid, development
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As Trump heads to the G-7 summit, every one of the leaders is facing political or economic turmoil — and he’s only adding to the chaos.
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Trump has remade the Republican Party, a new USC/L.A. Times poll finds. Nearly half of GOP voters want to move in an even more populist direction. But the change has alienated a significant chunk of Republicans whose support he’ll need for reelection.
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Former Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper says he will challenge Republican incumbent Cory Gardner for his Senate seat.More Coverage
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A former Danish prime minister on Thursday lashed out at President Trump for his tweet about military spending, saying defense willingness is not just about the amount of money spent.
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Earlier this summer, as President Trump assembled online activists at the White House to thank them for their role in getting him to the Oval Office and – Trump predicted – keeping him there, one guest didn’t rush to claim credit.
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Trump arrives in Biarritz, France, for his third G-7 summit as his trade war with China appears to take a sharp turn for the worse.
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Few Americans have had as much impact on the nation’s politics as David Koch, who died Friday at 79. Working with his brother Charles, he moved American politics to the right.
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The United States’ foreign policy and national security establishment is being roiled again by resignations, reports of partisan intimidation and looming cuts in foreign aid.
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With a sharp left turn, Democrats are risking a backlash on an issue of raw emotional and political sensitivity: providing government healthcare to millions of people in the country illegally.
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