Politics

Tom Steyer Stirs More Debate Over Payments in South Carolina

Mr. Steyer’s campaign spending in South Carolina’s black community is the result of a “formula” prescribed by Johnnie Cordero, the leader of the state Democratic Party’s black caucus, Mr. Cordero said during an interview in January. In addition to following Mr. Cordero’s suggestions by holding events at African-American venues and hiring black vendors, Mr. Steyer’s […]

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White House Will Ask Congress for Emergency Coronavirus Funds

WASHINGTON — The Trump administration, after weeks of pleading from Congress, is moving to request emergency funding to bolster its coronavirus response efforts, alerting lawmakers that it would send a request as soon as Monday afternoon. The size and the scope of the funding request were still unknown as of Monday, but Congress is likely

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‘America Loves India,’ Trump Declares at Rally With Modi

AHMEDABAD, India — President Trump began a two-day visit to India by joining Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a campaign-style rally in a 110,000-seat cricket stadium that illustrated the populist bond between the two men and impressed a president who revels in spectacle. “America loves India. America respects India,” Mr. Trump said. “And America will

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Theresa Villiers ‘sick of spiteful briefings against women’

Theresa Villiers has said she believes misogyny is behind recent briefing to the media criticising Home Secretary Priti Patel. The former environment secretary told the Today programme: “I’m sick of spiteful briefings against women in high public office, it happens again and again.” It has been reported that Ms Patel is distrusted by intelligence chiefs

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As Trump Barricades the Border, Legal Immigration Is Beginning to Plunge

WASHINGTON — President Trump’s immigration policies — like travel bans and visa restrictions or refugee caps and asylum changes — have begun to deliver on a longstanding goal: Legal immigration has fallen more than 11 percent and a steeper cut is looming. While Mr. Trump highlights the construction of a border wall to stress his

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