DeSantis says Trump can still vote in Florida despite felony conviction
The governor disputes the assessment of some experts who say Trump’s conviction would make him ineligible to vote in the state.
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The governor disputes the assessment of some experts who say Trump’s conviction would make him ineligible to vote in the state.
The group is one of several Donald Trump is relying on to help overcome Joe Biden’s financial advantage.
The official had been trying to reverse a halal certification monopoly for a New Jersey business.
Marian was known as the “first grandma" during the Obama administration after she moved to Washington.
Trump’s false claims about the FBI are putting agents in danger, special counsel Jack Smith’s team again told the judge.
A new ad by the pro-Israel group’s super PAC features the son of Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel openly criticizing Bowman.
“There is no evidence that U.S. policy is working,” said Michelle Gavin, former U.S. ambassador to Botswana.
A coalition of officials and lawmakers in Kyiv and Washington raced behind the scenes as the assault on Kharkiv roared on.
The presence of a convicted felon atop the ballot this fall might prove a liability for congressional Republicans. But that depends on how much their opponents hype it.
The campaign believes that Trump’s conviction in the New York hush money case will gin up its base of support.
The Democratic National Committee called Kennedy a “useful idiot” for his comments.
The party was quickly divided over one of the biggest strategic choices it now must make: how to respond to the historic verdict.
“Hamas is no longer capable of carrying out another Oct. 7,” the president announced while detailing a new cease-fire proposal.
POLITICO legal reporters hash out Trump’s conviction — and his best paths for an appeal.
The president was convinced to take the risk by his team and pressure from allies.
“Our justice system has endured for nearly 250 years, and it literally is the cornerstone of America, our justice system,” Biden said.
With the exception of a few blue-state Republicans who still need to carve out distance, the GOP’s plan for 2024 is clear: Hug Trump tightly.
“It’s my honor to be doing this, but it’s a really unpleasant thing, to be honest,” Trump said.
Historians and political analysts weigh in on the fallout of a first-ever conviction of a former (and possibly future) president.
The key question is whether voters will satisfy their anti-Trump itch by voting against him in the presidential race while keeping an open mind about Republicans in other races.
Venture capital firms are bringing San Francisco’s startup culture to Washington as they try to tip the regulatory scales away from giants in the sector. They’re finding some strange bedfellows in the process.
A conviction wasn’t inevitable.
The capital is giddy about getting a new pair of zoo animals. It’s a love affair that reveals a bunch about the city.
Even for a politician who skates away from scandal, this week complicates Trump's path to election.
The president has been weighing additional executive action since the collapse of a bipartisan border bill earlier this year.
The former president’s loyalist supporters exploded in anger at the verdict
Donald Trump is in uncharted territory. The full effect of the verdict won’t sink in overnight.
The former president has proven adept at fundraising off his legal troubles.
How an extraordinary trial came to a sudden conclusion in a 15th floor courtroom in lower Manhattan.
The jury delivered a verdict after a day and a half of deliberations.
Control of the House could hinge on a half-dozen competitive California districts. Trump’s trajectory could swing those races.
Depending on his sentence, a conviction may change little about Trump’s campaign strategy.
Underscoring the link between their fury over his conviction and their Election Day hopes, some Republicans posted a Trump fundraising link alongside their statements of support.
The message from the president’s team was more of a warning to Democrats not to get carried away.
Trump still faces three other ongoing criminal cases. They’re a long way off from being resolved.
First he'll be sentenced. Then he'll appeal. The process will take many months.
Florida law allows most convicted felons to vote — but only after they complete their sentence.
He’s not the first convicted criminal to run for office.
A Manhattan jury found him guilty on all 34 charges of falsifying business records to cover up a payoff to a porn star.
Former “Apprentice” producer Bill Pruitt wrote in an essay for Slate published on Thursday that Trump used the slur to describe a Black contestant.
It's a major reversal that will help Ukraine to better defend its second-largest city.
After a door flew off a Boeing plane earlier this year, the FAA demanded that Boeing come up with a plan to right its ship. Boeing sent that plan to the FAA on Thursday.
The Biden administration is under increasing pressure to lift restrictions on U.S.-supplied long-range weapons.
Police officials are skirting rules meant to provide transparency around new forms of surveillance.
“It’s been an amazing privilege to serve the Country and the President,” he said.
The casino billionaire is planning to back the newly reconstituted Preserve America effort to help the former president.
The case centers on a state official’s attempt to pressure banks and insurance companies to stop doing business with the gun-rights organization.
The senator's co-defendants are using the same argument that worked in 2017
The SEC is investigating potential violations of securities laws regarding purchase of the social media company.
National advocacy fund headed by AIPAC alums is just the latest targeting the vulnerable New York progressive.