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Biden's Messaging, Leadership Face Tests in Next Democratic Primaries
A new round of primary elections across the U.S. this week is exposing heightened tensions within the Democratic Party.
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1 in 3 Fear That Immigrants Want to Replace Americans, Influence Elections, Poll Shows
Two-thirds of Americans, according to the AP poll, feel the country’s diverse population makes the U.S. stronger, and far more favor than oppose a path to legal status for immigrants brought into the U.S. illegally as children.
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GOP Works to Get Out the Vote After Calling Elections Rigged
Republicans backing Donald Trump’s false statements about the 2020 election are now campaigning for votes by preaching skepticism about elections.
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RNC Votes to Withdraw From Commission on Presidential Debates Events
The RNC announced voted to require GOP presidential candidates to abstain from presidential debates sanctioned by the Commission on Presidential Debates, which has overseen the process for decades.
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Putin's Strength Now Looks Like His Main Weakness, With People Too Loyal — Or Scared — to Challenge Him
President Vladimir Putin’s immense power has turned out to be a key weakness for the leader, with those around him seemingly too scared to tell him the truth.
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Putin Might Be Seen as a ‘Mad Dictator' — But He Has Built Powerful Barriers to Prevent a Coup
Strategists are asking whether Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could backfire spectacularly on Putin, leaving him vulnerable to an uprising or a coup.
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Judge Says Trump Likely Broke the Law by Trying to Obstruct Congress From Confirming Biden Win
A federal judge said Donald Trump likely broke the law by “corruptly” attempting to obstruct the confirmation of President Joe Biden’s Electoral College win.
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The French Election Is Just Two Weeks Away — and Russia's Invasion Is Overshadowing the Vote
Two weeks to go to the first round of France’s presidential election and the political debate is heavily focused on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Biden's Job Approval Rating Hits Lowest Point of His Presidency as Most Americans Think the U.S. Headed in the Wrong Direction
Former President Donald Trump also is seen negatively by a large group of Americans, which might be the one bright spot for President Joe Biden.
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Obama's Former Education Secretary Is Calling on Biden to Cancel Student Debt
CNBC interviewed John King, who served as Education secretary in the Obama administration, about why he’s come to believe student loans must be forgiven.
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‘Risky But It's a Necessity': Macron Wants to Push Back France's Retirement Age to 65
France’s finance minister said pushing back the retirement age from 62 to 65 was the “best way of protecting our social model.”
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Biden Says He'd Be ‘Very Fortunate' to Face Trump in 2024 Presidential Election
Biden spoke at NATO, where he and other leaders of the alliance’s countries discussed responses to the invasion of Ukraine by Russia.
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Trump Sues Hillary Clinton, DNC for More Than $70 Million Over 2016 Election, ‘Spurious' Russia Collusion Claims
The lawsuit by Donald Trump against Hillary Clinton comes years after the Republican defeated the Democrat in the 2016 presidential election.
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The Philippines' Pivot Toward China Could Change When Duterte Steps Down as President
Duterte’s presidency marked a dramatic shift in the Philippines’ foreign policy when he declared a “separation” from the U.S. and sought closer ties with China.
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Federal Authorities Bar Ex-Trump Campaign Chief Paul Manafort From Dubai Flight Because of Invalid Passport
Then-President Donald Trump pardoned Manafort after losing the 2020 election to President Joe Biden.
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Trump Withdraws Endorsement of Alabama Senate Candidate Mo Brooks, Who Urged GOP to Stop Questioning 2020 Election
Rep. Mo Brooks of Alabama lost Donald Trump’s backing for his Senate race despite endorsing claims that President Joe Biden won the 2020 election by fraud.
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Henry Cuellar Becomes Latest Democrat to Distance Himself From Koch Industries Over Company's Russia Ties
Henry Cuellar is the latest Democratic lawmaker to distance from Koch as the company continues its business in Russia.
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North Carolina Investigating Trump Aide Mark Meadows Over Voter Fraud Allegations
The legitimacy of the voter registration of Mark Meadows in North Carolina was questioned in an article about the Trump White House chief of staff.
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Some GOP States Seek New Police Units for Election Probes
Republicans promoting claims of widespread voter fraud in at least two politically important states are turning to a new tactic to appease voters who falsely believe the 2020 presidential election was stolen
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Lobbying Giant Works to Connect Ukraine Officials With U.S. Leaders After Representing Russian Bank as War Rages on
Lobbying giant Mercury Public Affairs wants to connect local Ukrainian officials with U.S. state and city leaders as Russia wages war.