Ashley Parker

Friends say the former aide and Trump have not spoken since she testified to Congress about the Jan. 6 Capitol attack, but the two continue to have affection for each other.

A look at the third week of March 2020 reveals a nation that was plunging into a pandemic, and a leader exhibiting the erratic characteristics that his supporters love and his detractors revile.

Demonstrators calling for an immediate cease-fire and an end to the war in Gaza have become a hallmark of Democratic events.

A close examination of one appearance in Rock Hill, S.C., offers an anatomy of a signature rally by the former president.

New praise of Moscow, and a refusal to condemn Putin, underscore the former president’s persistent admiration of the country.

But the former S.C. governor rejects the resistance label, saying her campaign “is not an anti-Trump movement.”

The broad conclusion among Democrats is that a dangerous and misleading caricature of the president’s performance is at risk of setting in.

Trump is the king of declaring an election loss as a victory, but complained about Haley’s milder claim of strong performance.

The Montreal Cognitive Assessment, a test aimed at detecting dementia or cognitive decline, never included the combination of animals Trump identified this week.

A win for Trump would further underscore his dominance over his party’s base.

DeSantis, Haley and Ramaswamy fight hard, but appear likely to lose by double digits to Trump in the Iowa caucuses.

The South Carolina governor’s race was Haley’s coming of age moment in politics, catapulting her from relative obscurity to a star with national potential.

The president and his team are facing calls to become more active and aggressive in highlighting the contrast with his most likely opponent, Donald Trump.

The 2024 Republican field has engaged in a round robin of gendered attacks that could backfire with suburban women and independent swing voters in a general election, strategists say.

Since a grand jury issued charges related to hush money to an adult film star, the former president has cycled through a range of emotions and postures.

Britain’s Boris Johnson and Canada’s Justin Trudeau, debating attire for a group photo, sought to intimidate Russia’s Vladimir Putin in an unconventional way.

As a fire at a Wisconsin anti-abortion office is investigated for arson and a debate surrounds a protest outside Justice Kavanaugh’s house, some Democratic leaders are cautioning anti-abortion protestors not to lose the moral high ground by letting their demonstrations turn violent.

Officials meet amid reports that Moscow sought weapons from Beijing; Biden considers a trip to Europe to rally allies.

Biden’s style with Trudeau and López Obrador is far friendlier than under Trump. But some of the same flash points remain, from immigration to trade.

The president has made promoting democracy central to his role on the world stage. That’s complicated by events in the United States stemming from falsehoods about the last election.