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This fall’s election has major implications for America’s role in the fight against climate change. The two White House candidates, Joe Biden and Donald Trump, are worlds apart on global warming, and, as Earth Day arrives Monday, climate advocates warn that a second Trump administration could have dire consequences for the planet. “The difference between…

Democrats met with pro-Palestinian protesters have had an array of responses to the interruptions — from yelling back to attempting to connect them to Russia. But President Biden, who has faced a host of cease-fire supporters across the country, has been markedly more sympathetic. Even though they wholly disagree with his Israel policy, he often…

GOP used provisional certification when convention came after deadline in 2020

They’re weighed down by student debt. They’re shut out of the housing market. They’re hit by higher costs of living. And they want President Joe Biden to listen.

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WASHINGTON — When Americans head to the polls in November, President Joe Biden will have had a direct effect on the household finances of about 4 million of them: He

Donald Trump's campaign is preparing to roll out new offices and staff in several battleground states before the 2024 presidential election.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis. -- Dawn Mohr stopped by the local Piggly Wiggly to pick up $6 worth of pork steaks earlier this month and immediately remembered just how much shes grown to hate grocery shopping.

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(Bloomberg) -- President Joe Biden faces a number of obstacles on the road to reelection. Money won’t likely be one of them.Most Read from BloombergTrump Warns of Big Losses From Asset Sales During Property SlumpNYCB Flags Weaknesses in Loan Oversight and Names New CEOIndia’s Blowout GDP Based on Data Distortion That Masks SlowdownFed’s Preferred Inflation Metric Increases by Most in a YearGroups allied with Biden have already committed to spending more than $700 million to ...