Andrew Feinberg

Andrew Feinberg reports on a $50 million ad campaign focused on reaching out to Trump loyalists — and whether it has a realistic chance of changing the outcome for Biden

US president is facing calls to condition aid to Israel on improving the humanitarian situation in Gaza

President says the new debt relief programmes will be good for the US economy

News Analysis: President Biden’s anger at the Israeli strike on World Central Kitchen workers may have permanently shifted the lines of acceptable discourse around US aid to Israel

Current president and his Democratic predecessors address US policy on the Gaza crisis as they make rare joint appearance at fundraising event

The show of Democratic solidarity between the current president and two of his predecessors stands in stark contrast to Donald Trump’s isolation from the only living former Republican president and his own ex-VP

President is on a three-day campaign swing out west this week

Claimed former New York mayor ‘tasked’ him with ‘finding dirt on the Bidens so that an array of networks could spread misinformation about them’

Biden administration slammed the House Republicans probe: ‘Enough is enough’

EXCLUSIVE: Ex-Special Counsel arranged to leave Justice Department the day before his appearance with the House Judiciary Committee

As the campaigns takes shape, here are the names you need to know

President lays out stark contrasts with Donald Trump in rousing speech meant to silence doubts about his age

President will tout his administration’s achievements in an address to both houses of Congress at 9pm eastern time

As the campaigns takes shape, here are the names you need to know

Yulia Navalnaya will not be in attendance when President Biden delivers his annual message to Congress on Thursday

Aides to the president hope his annual address to Congress can give his re-election campaign new momentum heading into a rematch with Donald Trump

The woman whose political heyday was outlasted by a lettuce is trying to grow her base among Donald Trump’s allies. Andrew Feinberg reports from CPAC

Former Brexit Party leader tells CPAC event that ‘by the 2029 general election, we will have a radical Islamic party represented in Westminster’

‘Now people are joining the civil service who are essentially activists – they might be trans activists, they might be environmental extremists – but they are now having a voice within the civil service in a way I don’t think was true 30 or 40 years ago, so we just have a wholly new problem’

Nikki Haley noted Donald Trump’s habit of praising Russian dictator Vladimir Putin