The event marks a rare campaign-trail appearance by the former president, who is supporting Cheney as she faces a tough reelection battle.
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Missouri Senate candidate Eric Greitens says he won’t back McConnell as Trump targets the Senate GOP leader
The former governor resigned in 2018 amid allegations that he hit, groped and coerced a woman into sexual contact. He has since tied his political fortunes to Trump.
Two GOP operatives, one pardoned by Trump, indicted in campaign finance scheme involving Russian national
Jesse Benton and Roy Douglas “Doug” Wead are accused of soliciting a donation from a Russian national in 2016 and then filing false campaign finance reports to conceal its source.
Biden to raise refugee admissions cap to 125,000 in the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1
The move comes as the United States is accepting hundreds of refugees from Afghanistan after the end of U.S. military operations in the country.
White House, House Homeland Security chair denounce ‘horrific’ mistreatment of Haitian migrants by Border Patrol officers
Their statements came after the publication of photos and reports appearing to show U.S. Border Patrol officers on horseback mistreating migrants near the Rio Grande.
Judges strike down North Carolina voter ID law, citing its ‘discriminatory purpose’ against African Americans
Friday’s ruling is the latest development in a state battle over voting rights that has drawn national attention.
White House says it offered to set up call between one of its doctors and Nicki Minaj after star spread coronavirus misinformation online
“We offered a call with Nicki Minaj and one of our doctors to answer questions she had about the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Thursday.
GOP condemnation of Biden coronavirus mandate fuels concern other vaccine requirements could be targeted
Leading Republicans have declined to say whether they think requirements in schools, the military and private employers should also be rethought or banned.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar reveals she underwent treatment for early-stage breast cancer this year
The Minnesota senator, who sought the Democratic presidential nomination in 2020, said she had a lumpectomy and radiation treatment for Stage 1A breast cancer earlier this year.
White House asks several Trump appointees to resign from military service academy boards
White House press secretary Jen Psaki said Wednesday that the move was about qualifications, not politics.