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The two presidential nominees are talking about their approaches for solving America’s affordability crisis. But would their plans work?

Kamala Harris showed her tendency toward winding answers in the CNN interview, but said nothing likely to cause her serious political trouble.

Vice President Kamala Harris said it would be “really important” for her administration to reflect “different views,” according to early clips of her interview released by CNN.

The president’s allies in the chamber he so revered feared he would drag them down and spoil his own legacy, and played a more assertive role than was previously known …

Though the former president has a history of making crass insults about opponents, the reposts signal his willingness to continue to shatter longstanding political norms.

The Supreme Court refused to allow a key part of President Biden’s student debt plan to move forward. Here’s what’s left of it, and who could still benefit.

‘She didn’t break eye contact. It was intense. You feel on trial.’

The former president accused the president and vice president of denying him sufficient Secret Service protection, echoing remarks he made on social media in July.

A $500,000 program will send canvassers in the critical battleground state out to voters with locally tailored messages.

The military cemetery said in a statement that federal law prohibits political campaigning on the grounds, and that “there was an incident, and a report was filed.”