Bloomberg won’t file to get on New Hampshire primary ballot
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg may be weighing a run for president, but he won’t be on the ballot in the New Hampshire primary.
Ex-Massachusetts Gov. Patrick announces presidential bid
Former Massachusetts Gov. Deval Patrick is telling allies he plans to seek the Democratic presidential nomination.
Trump impeachment hearing spurs shadow spin war
Impeachment inquiry spurs shadow disinformation war on social media.
Timeline: The curious release of military aid to Ukraine
Timeline: The curious release of military aid to Ukraine.
Millions watched opening of Trump hearings, how many heard?
MSNBC brought George Conway on as a pre-impeachment hearing analyst, identifying him onscreen as a conservative attorney.
‘Bits and pieces’: Americans view impeachment on their terms
Across the country, Americans are tuning in to the first public hearing in the impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump.
House mostly behaves during TV debut of impeachment hearings
Civility rules, for a day at least, during first public hearings of Trump impeachment inquiry.
Takeaways so far from House public impeachment hearings
Takeaways so far from House public impeachment hearings.
Trump, 2020 Dem contenders tout efforts to boost veterans
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg says if elected he'd like to name a woman to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs for the 1st time.
Diplomats accuse Trump as impeachment hits Americans’ TVs
Americans who haven't had time to "read the transcript" as encouraged by President Donald Trump can start tuning in to hear first-hand from witnesses in the House impeachment inquiry.
Vote totals set to be double-checked in Kentucky gov’s race
Republican Gov. Matt Bevin of Kentucky could face a legacy-defining decision once a recanvass of last week’s election is completed Thursday.
Why Ukraine matters, and not only to Trump and his rivals
Ukraine is playing a starring role in the historic U.S. impeachment hearings _ and Ukrainians themselves wish the whole thing would just go away.
Bill Weld files to challenge Trump in New Hampshire primary
Republican Bill Weld has filed for the New Hampshire presidential primary and is now the first major GOP challenger to officially challenge President Donald Trump in the state.
Pact reached to avert government shutdown through Dec. 20
Impeachment hearings come at the very time that Capitol Hill usually tends to its mound of unfinished business, adding to complications in passing a budget and a trade deal.
Sanford suspends GOP presidential primary challenge to Trump
Mark Sanford is ending his longshot 2020 presidential bid.
Tim Ryan endorses Joe Biden for President
Valley Congressman Tim Ryan announced on Wednesday that he is endorsing the candidacy of former Vice-President Joe Biden.
Trump claims credit for economy, jobs in New York speech
President Donald Trump is claiming credit for nation's strong economic performance under his leadership at a speech at the Economic Club of New York Tuesday.
Mulvaney won't sue over impeachment, declines to cooperate
White House acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney says he won't sue over the House impeachment proceedings after all.
Trump to release April call with Ukraine leader this week
President Donald Trump says he'll be releasing the transcript of his April telephone conversation with Ukraine's new leader "before week's end!".
Bloomberg registers for 2020 presidential ballot in Arkansas
Michael Bloomberg filed paperwork on Tuesday to appear on the ballot in Arkansas' March 3 presidential primary.
Then and now: How Trump impeachment hearing is different
The public impeachment hearings usher in a rare and momentous occasion in American history as Congress debates whether to remove a sitting president from office.
Trump impeachment inquiry heads to live TV coverage
President Donald Trump's impeachment inquiry makes its debut on national television starting Wednesday, with a repeat of Watergate's TV impact seen as unlikely.
Democrats, GOP to vie for impeachment narrative -- on TV
Democrats and Republicans see open impeachment hearings starting this week as their best opportunity to shape public opinion -- this time on TV.
GOP Rep. Peter King retiring, giving Dems new 2020 target
New York Rep. Peter King says he will not seek reelection in 2020.
AP sources: Former Trump adviser John Bolton has a book deal
Former national security adviser John Bolton has a book deal, The Associated Press has learned.
Mulvaney to file his own impeachment lawsuit, lawyers say
President Donald Trump's former deputy national security adviser is opposing a bid by acting chief of staff Mick Mulvaney to join a lawsuit over the House impeachment inquiry.
Impeachment witness: Ukrainians asked about holdup of aid
Transcripts in the newest batch from testimony in the impeachment hearings are chipping away at a key Republican defense of President Donald Trump.
Prosecutors seek sentencing date for ex-Trump campaign aide
Federal prosecutors are asking a judge to set a sentencing date for next month for former Trump campaign official Rick Gates.
Klobuchar: Woman with Buttigieg's record would miss debate
Sen. Amy Klobuchar says she and other top female presidential candidates wouldn't be on the debate stage if they had the same experience as Pete Buttigieg.
2020 Watch: Bloomberg escalates doubts about front-runners
2020 Watch: Even as a maybe-maybe not candidate, Michael Bloomberg escalates doubts about Democratic front-runners.
Judge dismisses Trump lawsuit against NY over tax returns
A federal judge in Washington has dismissed a lawsuit from President Donald Trump against New York officials aimed at preventing the release of his tax returns.
Still a chance? 2020 longshots insist race is up for grabs
Democrats facing longest odds on winning the 2020 nomination for president soldier on.
Still unknown? Many have yet to form opinions on Warren
Elizabeth Warren has risen in the polls for months and is now a front-runner in the 2020 Democratic primary, but to many people, the Massachusetts senator is still a relative unknown.
Warren health plan departs from US 'social insurance' idea
Warren's plan to tax the rich for 'Medicare for All' departs from US tradition of 'social insurance'.
Judge strikes down new Trump rule on religious objections
A federal court judge in New York has struck down a rule letting health care clinicians object to providing abortions and other services on moral or religious grounds.
US has new plan for notifying Americans of election meddling
The government says it has a new procedure in place for notifying victims of cyberattacks during the 2020 presidential election.
In memoir, Haley alleges disloyalty among some on Trump team
President Donald Trump's former U.N. ambassador, Nikki Haley, alleges in her upcoming memoir that two top administration officials tried to enlist her in opposing some of Trump's policies.
Top US general says 500-600 American troops to stay in Syria
The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff says about 500 or 600 U.S. troops will remain in Syria to counter Islamic State fighters.
Trump pushes back on reports US will remove China tariffs
Trump says he hasn't agreed to reduce China tariffs in ongoing trade talks.
Trump soaks in Deep South cheers at college football matchup
President Donald Trump is on a sports kick, taking in baseball, a wrestling tournament and college football in recent days.
