Headed to the Convention? Not I, More Republicans Are Saying
Senators Roy Blunt of Missouri and Pat Roberts of Kansas are planning to skip the Republican National Convention next month as the host state of...
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What Could Trump Do or Not Do in a Second Term?
Back when Donald Trump was running for president in 2016, Republican leaders claimed to believe that, as president, Mr. Trump would respect the rule of...
Ja’Ron Smith’s Balancing Act: A Black Republican Navigates the Trump White House
WASHINGTON — In the days after Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by a white neighborhood watch volunteer, Ja’Ron Smith was among a group of...
Health Care Takes Center Stage in Battle for Congress During Pandemic
WASHINGTON — In his two newest campaign advertisements, Gov. Steve Bullock of Montana portrays himself as a health care savior, featuring local nurses who say...
The Republicans Who Want to Destroy Trump
Listen to This Op-Ed Audio Recording by Audm To hear more audio stories from publishers like The New York Times, download Audm for iPhone or...
DeSantis Is Said to Quietly Hinder Fund-Raising for Trump Convention
WASHINGTON — When President Trump first threatened to pull the Republican National Convention out of Charlotte, N.C., Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida started campaigning to...
Some Republicans Have Grown Wary of Protests Against Racism, Poll Shows
Most Americans continue to support the nationwide protests against racial injustice, but with President Trump issuing an ever-more-combative barrage of attacks, new polling shows that some...
Mainers Are ‘Disappointed’ Too, Susan Collins
As I filled out my absentee ballot for the Maine primary, I was overcome with a familiar sense of dejection. I was reminded of the...
N.J.’s Primary Is Mostly by Mail This Year. Here’s Why That Matters.
New Jersey voters will decide dozens of primary races by Tuesday, including closely watched showdowns among candidates hoping to take on two vulnerable freshman congressmen:...
As November Looms, So Does the Most Litigious Election Ever
WASHINGTON — Four months before Election Day, a barrage of court rulings and lawsuits has turned one of the most divisive elections in memory into...