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RFK Jr. apologizes to his family for an allied group’s Super Bowl ad

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. apologized Sunday night after a well-funded super political action committee backing his independent presidential campaign ran an ad during the Super Bowl that closely resembled a spot supporting John F. Kennedy, his uncle, during his 1960 bid for the White House.

Who is running for McMorris Rodgers’ open seat, and who won’t say

The floodgates have been thrown open following Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers’ surprise announcement that she will not run for re-election this year, with rampant speculation about who might enter the race from the Republican side and whether any Democrat could flip a seat that has eluded the party for three decades.

Shocking opposition victory throws Pakistan into chaos

The party of the imprisoned former prime minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, won the most seats in parliamentary elections this past week, delivering a strong rebuke to the country's powerful generals and throwing the political system into chaos.

‘Hair on fire’: Democratic worries grow over Biden memory claims

President Biden arrived in the Diplomatic Reception Room on Thursday evening aiming to demonstrate that what the special prosecutor had written about him in a report released earlier that day – that Biden was a “well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory” – was false.

Local law experts hope Supreme Court provides a more clear answer in Colorado case centering on Trump eligibility

Justices on the U.S. Supreme Court heard a case challenging former President Donald Trump’s eligibility to hold office again. Through more than two hours of oral arguments, the court’s nine justices appeared poised to reject the effort to ban the Republican presidential front-runner from a state ballot on allegations that he engaged in insurrection. Late last year, the Colorado Supreme Court made an unprecedented ruling to remove Trump from the state’s Republican primary ballot. On Thursday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the case.

After embarrassing result in Nevada, Haley goes after her own party

After perhaps her worst result in her Republican primary campaign -- finishing second to "None of These Candidates" in Nevada's primary, in which the front-runner, former President Donald Trump was not competing -- Nikki Haley unloaded on her own party, painting the day not as bad for her, but for Republicans.

Right-wing congressman to run for Senate in Montana, igniting GOP fight

Rep. Matt Rosendale of Montana is expected to announce a campaign for Senate as soon as this weekend, torching plans from top Republican officials to avoid a bruising primary battle in a state that many in the party view as their best chance to win back control of the chamber.