Biden's executive order doesn't give power to 'suspend presidential elections' | Fact check

The executive order doesn't mention anything about suspending elections. It revokes executive orders on COVID-19 deemed no longer necessary by Biden. Read More

Stay out or say more? President Biden faces lose-lose proposition with college protests

President Biden faces a lose-lose proposition with how he responds to Gaza protests on college campuses. So far, he's stayed largely silent. Read More

Biden campaign hits Trump for saying he would close pandemic preparedness office

President Biden’s reelection campaign criticized former President Trump on Tuesday after Trump said he would get rid of the Office of Pandemic Preparedness and Response Policy (OPPR). The OPPR was ... Read More

Trump Says He Would Shut Down Pandemic Prevention Office

Trump told TIME he would close an office tasked with making sure the country is better prepared for the next pandemic ... Read More

72 Minutes Until the End of the World?

Kathy Gilsinan: The book starts with two missiles out of North Korea and ends with essentially the end of the world 72 minutes later. And the subtitle calls this “a scenario.” Is it a realistic ... Read More

Bring in the nerds

SHAKE UP AT THE NEC: ROB FRIEDLANDER has been promoted to chief of staff at the National Economic Council, Bloomberg’s JOSH WINGROVE reports. White House spokesperson MICHAEL KIKUKAWA will succeed ... Read More

Kennedys endorse Biden over their relative RFK Jr

More than a dozen members of America's most famous political family have endorsed President Joe Biden over their relative Robert F Kennedy Jr. Mr Biden was joined by members of the Kennedy clan, which ... Read More

Paris Hilton speaks up for California’s ‘troubled’ teens

Hilton testified in California this week in support of a state bill regarding the use of restraints or seclusion rooms when disciplining minors in residential therapeutic programs. She has already ... Read More

Dan Haar: Two CT politicians battle over Biden's student loan relief on X, showing depth of divide

Fred Camillo, Republican first selectman of Greenwich and Matthew Lesser, state senator from Middletown, show the divide over student loan forgiveness. Read More