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New polls showing President Biden tied or trailing several GOP presidential candidates and deep concerns among voters over his age are stoking Democratic angst about third-party candidates “stealing” a victory in November 2024. Democrats have long been worried that in a close race, a third-party candidate could be the difference between winning and defeat in…

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New polls showing President Biden tied or trailing several GOP presidential candidates and deep concerns among voters over his age are stoking Democratic angst about third-party candidates “stealing” a victory in November 2024. Democrats have long been worried that in a close race, a third-party candidate could be the difference between winning and defeat in…

Amid the debate over student loans — President Joe Biden’s administration tried and failed to forgive some of the debt, which starts accruing interest this month after a three-year pause

The main beneficiaries of the US government’s current program are colleges and universities

The Edison Electric Institute's choice of Dan Brouillette comes at a fraught moment in the relationship between utilities and the Biden administration.

Democrats woke up Thursday to yet another poll showing a large percentage of voters are concerned about President Biden’s age and data that showed most GOP primary candidates fared well in hypothetical match-ups with Biden. A CNN poll contained numerous red flags for Biden and Democrats. It found 46 percent of registered voters said any Republican presidential…

President Biden is stepping up his attacks on former President Trump, hitting him over his Oval Office record at a time when the two increasingly appear headed toward a White House rematch next fall. Biden has not named Trump while taking jabs at the last president, but the criticisms have been direct, personal and impossible…

The old political centrism died in the 2010s, and it deserved to. A new movement may be rising from the ashes—but to defeat the extremists and populists it must be prepared to get radical