Rob Garver is a freelance journalist from Alexandria, Virginia.
President Joe Biden’s decision to abandon his reelection campaign has forced both his party and Donald Trump’s Republicans to recalibrate just months before Election Day
Voters’ questions about Biden’s age and ability to beat Trump have Democrats worried that without drastic change they could be facing a November wipeout
High court rules former president immune for exercising ‘core’ responsibilities
Trump could announce running mate soon
Supreme Court's 2022 decision undoing federal abortion rights guarantee has had major impacts across US, will factor heavily in coming elections
The company claims a law that would force TikTok's parent company to sell the platform or have it shut down in the U.S. is unconstitutional
Vivek H. Murthy makes case in opinion piece, characterizing issue as one that requires immediate action
Former president has long promised his supporters generalized “retribution” if he is reelected
Supreme Court associate justice has refused calls from Democrats to refrain from participating in several controversial cases this term
Treasury secretary says the Biden administration does not back movement within the G20 to tax ultrawealthy on their net assets.
Chinese government appears to be weighing its options for responding to new slate of US tariffs, including 100% levy on Chinese electric vehicles
Demonstrations against the war in Gaza have resulted in thousands of arrests across the US; for some, the consequences can be severe
The ‘Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions’ movement has been practiced by protesters for nearly 20 years
Despite general bipartisan agreement on support for Israel, a deep disagreement is emerging over how to address those protesting the war
Court seems skeptical of former president's claim that he is absolutely immune from prosecution, but it may be willing to consider partial protection
Republican presidential candidate's legal team will argue he is exempt from federal prosecution for alleged criminal actions during his presidency.
A political neophyte with famous name, some voters now see Kennedy as alternative to Biden, Trump
The state will soon have one of the strictest abortion bans in the country, but in November voters will have the opportunity to strike it down
A deal to merge his social media company with another firm could earn him billions on paper, as Republican fundraising machine gets into gear
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