Trump’s speeches may seem rambling and incoherent, his ‘weave’ is actually part of a carefully constructed narrative.

they’ve since stepped away from the daily churn of politics. Ivanka Trump has made clear she has no plans to return to the West Wing, and while Kushner has been involved in the transition ...

Dubbed the “election of a generation,” the 2024 presidential race and its result may very well be adapted for the screen — it feels stranger than fiction, like a TV plot come to life. As ...

What are exit polls? They’re a set of surveys that ask voters whom they voted for, as well as additional questions about their political opinions, the factors they considered in the election and ...

Jay expressed concern about talking politics openly, saying “I feel nervous to share. I feel very uncomfortable to share.” She said, “I feel that a lot of times people are obnoxious and that ...

As the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaches its conclusion, polls suggest that the outcome might be among the closest in American history. That could be bad news for the health of the ...

Good morning! It’s Election Day, and we want to hear from you. Send (news) tips to your guest host at [email protected]. Today’s edition: A new study suggests the federal government ...

In many respects, the results available as of midnight were a reminder that even in a race involving a figure as unique as Donald Trump, in politics (as in Casablanca), the fundamental things apply.

Eager to reassure nervous Americans that their votes will be protected, authorities are touting unprecedented security plans designed to withstand violence and other nightmare scenarios on ...

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