President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris feted about 150 of the Democratic Party’s top donors in Washington Friday evening.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders says he’s endorsing Biden for reelection
Sen. Bernie Sanders said he would ‘do everything I can to see the president is reelected.’
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Biden’s Boston appeals court nominee faces rare Democratic scrutiny
Michael Delaney’s signature on a brief defending an old New Hampshire abortion law raises some concerns.
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In Selma, Biden says right to vote remains under assault
The president is urging Congress to pass voting rights changes despite divisions on Capitol Hill.
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Four key questions about the Biden documents
Where things go from here, now that President Biden’s team has announced more documents were found and a special counsel has been appointed.
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Who is Robert Hur, special counsel in Biden documents case?
Robert Hur’s appointment comes as the political ramifications surrounding the investigation intensify.
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French President Emmanuel Macron hits New Orleans’ French Quarter, meets with Musk
The visit is the first by a French president since Valery Giscard d’Estaing traveled to Lafayette and New Orleans in 1976.
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Democrats move to make South Carolina, not Iowa, first voting state
Democrats have voted to remove Iowa as the leadoff state on the presidential nominating calendar and replace it with South Carolina starting in 2024.
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Biden pushes South Carolina as first primary state, elevates Georgia and Michigan
The tectonic decision to radically remake his party’s presidential nominating calendar for 2024 came as a shock to party officials and state leaders who had been lobbying hard to gain a place in the early calendar.
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Bidens entertain more than 330 guests at 1st state dinner
Sen. Susan Collins laughed when told she was the first Republican to arrive, promising, ‘I’m sure there will be others.’