Politics

President Biden’s campaign staff were on damage control this weekend, working to shore up support among a top donor class deeply shaken by Biden’s performance at last week’s debate. A...

In the minutes before Steve Bannon reports to a federal penitentiary Monday, he’ll tape one last episode of his War Room podcast—outside the Connecticut lockup he’ll soon call home. “We’ll...

Gretchen Whitmer, the Michigan governor seen as one of the Democrats’ best prospects to replace Joe Biden, has ruled out running, Politico reported Monday. But the swing state leader delivered...

European politicians’ reactions to the first round of the French legislative elections ran the gamut from jubilation to dismay, as the results showed a far-right surge. Marine Le Pen’s far-right...

Veteran top Democratic strategist James Carville has claimed the Biden campaign blasted out a fundraising text message invoking his name without sign off — just hours after he predicted the president...

Joe Biden‘s aides have defended his poor debate performance, saying he struggles to function outside a six-hour window during the day, according to Axios. The publication, citing people close to...

Bulgaria’s president has mandated a centre-right coalition to form a government almost a month after elections delivered yet another fragmented parliament. President Rumen Radev tasked the GERB-UDF coalition with forming...

(Bloomberg) — A broad rally in South African markets signaled investor relief after President Cyril Ramaphosa ended weeks of uncertainty by announcing a new cabinet that he said would prioritize...

A few weeks ago around lunchtime, more than 100 journalists at The Wall Street Journal staged a walkout, an hour-long protest that culminated outside of editor in chief Emma Tucker’s...

In 1955, the philosopher Charles Frankel was troubled. A committed civil libertarian, he had come to believe that the prevailing winds of public life had turned against his beloved liberalism....