Feb 13 Pro-Trump effort raised more than $60 million in January By Zeke Miller, Associated Press The Republican National Committee and President Donald Trump's campaign have raised more than $525 million since the start of 2019 together with two joint-fundraising committees. Continue reading
Feb 13 Top U.S. officials head to Munich at tense moment for trans-Atlantic relationship By Matthew Lee, Associated Press Strains in the trans-Atlantic relationship have cast doubt on whether they can count on much help from European leaders in advancing Trump's agenda. Continue reading
Feb 13 WATCH: Senate votes to limit Trump’s military powers against Iran Eight Republicans joined with Democrats to pass the resolution by a 55-45 vote. Continue reading
Feb 12 Bloomberg once blamed end of ‘redlining’ for 2008 economic collapse By Brian Slodysko, Associated Press The practice known as redlining was used to deny home loans to people living in certain neighborhoods, often based on race. Continue reading
Feb 12 Judge orders immigration detention hotline restored By Associated Press The group alleged officials yanked the line in August after it was featured on the Netflix show "Orange Is the New Black." The judge ruled that the nonprofit's speech "was a substantial and motivating factor" behind the shutdown. Continue reading
Feb 12 Watch 4:30 2020 Dems look to more diverse states after N.H. primary shrinks field Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, former Mayor Pete Buttigieg and Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar emerged from Tuesday's New Hampshire primary with new momentum, while the Democratic field also shrank by three, as Andrew Yang, Sen. Michael Bennet and Deval Patrick left… Continue watching
Feb 12 Watch 9:17 Buttigieg: Results are proving to S.C. voters he’s ‘a serious contender’ By Judy Woodruff, Candice Norwood Tuesday's New Hampshire primary was another big night for former South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, who came in a close second. But can he compete in more diverse key states like South Carolina, where his poll numbers are low? Buttigieg… Continue watching
Feb 12 Watch 9:40 Does the Roger Stone fight hurt the Justice Department’s credibility? Outrage over the Justice Department's new, shorter sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone, an ally of President Trump, bubbled over on Wednesday on Capitol Hill, where congressional critics of the president say he unfairly interfered to help a friend. Are the… Continue watching
Feb 12 Watch 11:31 Takeaways from the N.H. primary, and what it means for the longer race What's the state of the Democratic presidential primary as candidates leave New Hampshire and set their sights on Nevada and South Carolina? Judy Woodruff gets reaction from Lauren Chooljian of New Hampshire Public Radio, Jon Ralston of the Nevada Independent… Continue watching
Feb 12 Iowa Democratic Party chairman resigns after caucus chaos By Alexandra Jaffe, Associated Press Chairman Troy Price resigned Wednesday, saying Iowa Democrats deserved better than what happened on caucus night. Continue reading