Politics

U.S. intelligence officials say Iran was behind Trump presidential campaign hack

By Eric Tucker, Associated Press

The joint statement from the FBI and other federal agencies was the first formal attribution of the hack to a foreign entity, though the Trump campaign had previously said Iran was responsible.

WATCH: 2024 Democratic National Convention Night 1

By Joshua Barajas, Molly Finnegan

President Joe Biden will keynote the first night of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Watch the full convention here.

Live updates: Biden speaks to chants of 'Thank You, Joe' on Day 1 of the DNC

By Associated Press

The Democratic National Convention begins Monday in Chicago with roughly 50,000 people expected to arrive in the Windy City.

Live fact check: Night 1 of the Democratic National Convention

By PolitiFact staff

The Democratic National Convention kicks off Monday night in Chicago with a keynote speech by President Joe Biden.

Republicans are central in an effort to rescue Cornel West's ballot hopes in Arizona

By Dan Merica, Brian Slodysko, Associated Press

The Arizona Secretary of State’s office said Monday that West did not file the paperwork needed to get on the ballot before Saturday’s deadline. The work by the GOP attorneys appears to be part of a broader effort by conservative…

3 takeaways as Democrats kick off their national convention in Chicago

By Steve Peoples, Zeke Miller, Bill Barrow, Associated Press

A refreshed Democratic Party reintroduces itself to a divided nation this week, having been transformed by the money, momentum, relief and even joy that followed Vice President Kamala Harris' rise to the top of its ticket.

How Jill Biden's DNC speech is a milestone for her as first lady

By Darlene Superville, Associated Press

On Monday night, the first lady will stand before the Democratic National Convention to do her part to highlight her husband's 50 years of public service. Her words will mark the beginning of an end for her, too.

Former Rep. George Santos pleads guilty in federal fraud case

By Philip Marcelo, Associated Press

Santos is likely to spend at least six years in prison and owes hundreds of thousands of dollars in restitution. His federal fraud case, which led to his expulsion from Congress, was just weeks away from going to trial.

The next steps are uncertain as House Republicans release their impeachment report on Biden

By Lisa Mascaro, Farnoush Amiri, Associated Press

The yearlong probe by Republicans stops short of alleging any criminal wrongdoing by the president over his son Hunter Biden's business dealings. Instead, the almost 300-page report out Monday, before the Democratic National Convention, covers familiar ground.