Politics

Turning to New Hampshire, Democratic Rivals Jostle for Advantage

DES MOINES — With a glaring question mark hanging over the Iowa caucuses, a frustrated pack of Democratic presidential candidates sought to turn the mood of chaos to their own advantage Tuesday morning as they barreled toward the next nominating contest, in New Hampshire. Even before the candidates boarded chartered jets late Monday and headed […]

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State of the Union Guests: Whom Are President Trump and Members of Congress Bringing?

President Trump, foreshadowing elements of a State of the Union address set against the backdrop of impeachment, will bring a top Border Patrol agent as one of his guests on Tuesday night when he addresses a joint session of Congress. In addition to that agent, Raul Ortiz, who last week was promoted to the job

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The 1,600 Volunteers Who Were Supposed to Make the Iowa Caucuses Run Smoothly

DES MOINES — They are a mix of campaign veterans and political rookies, deeply committed to a complex Democratic process that defies most accepted tenets of representative elections. They number more than 1,600, and they are the volunteers whom the Iowa Democratic Party relies on to ensure that its time-honored process runs smoothly, and that

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Brexit: Steve Bray says his ‘Mr Stop Brexit’ campaign will continue

For three years, Steve Bray has been in Westminster, opposing Brexit, but what will he do now that Britain has left the European Union? While Brexit supporters celebrated the UK’s departure with a party in Parliament Square, the campaigner from Port Talbot – nicknamed Mr Stop Brexit – said his protest would not stop. Read

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