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‘Why would I write in Biden’s name if he’s not even going to show up?’ a New Hampshire Democrat tells the Sun.

A recent ABC News/Ipsos Poll found that only 57 percent of Democrats nationally were satisfied with Biden as the party’s nominee.

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden Friday said he backs “significant policy changes” to asylum law, amid ongoing immigration policy negotiations between the White House and Senate tied to passage of

The Minnesota Democrat, currently challenging President Biden, said he would consider running on the ticket of the centrist group if he thought Mr. Biden would lose to Donald Trump.

He remains a little-known curiosity in the New Hampshire primary race.

The Arizona Secretary of State erred by forcing the No Labels Party to accept candidates for offices besides those of president and vice president, a federal judge ruled.

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U.S. Rep. Emilia Sykes, D-Akron, says her No. 1 priority is "pretty boring. I just want this government to work for people in this area."

Mike Johnson (R-LA) is facing the greatest test yet of his speakership: whether to go back on a deal he already struck with Democrats, or to infuriate conservatives.

“Everyone says, ‘Are you running for this or running for that?’ I said, no. I’m running the race to bring the country together,” he said.