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President Biden to visit Seattle for campaign events

President Joe Biden is headed to Seattle this week to raise money for his reelection campaign. Biden will participate in fundraising events in the area on Friday and Saturday, the White House announced Wednesday.

Britain’s Conservative Party, like the U.S. Republican Party, is in turmoil

Five years ago, Britain’s Conservative Party scored a landslide victory in a general election that contained outlines of a realignment in that nation’s politics. Today, Conservatives appear headed for one of their worst defeats in a generation, an unraveling of a party that has come with astonishing swiftness.

States move to label deepfake political ads

After 20,000 or more New Hampshire voters received a call with the artificial-intelligence-doctored voice of President Joe Biden asking them to skip the state’s primary in January, state officials were in a quandary.

Kennedy family members endorse Biden in rebuke of RFK Jr.

More than a dozen Kennedy family members endorsed President Biden for reelection at a campaign event on Thursday, saying he reflects the values and “moral leadership” of their clan’s most celebrated members, a move intended in part to counter the independent campaign of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Democratic Group to Spend $186 Million Aiming to Win Back House Majority

House Majority PAC, the Democratic super political action committee allied with Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., the House minority leader, said Sunday that it would spend $186 million on television and digital advertisements for this year's elections – the largest early investment in the group's history.

With 399 victims, Mexico campaign violence is already at record

Mexico’s election is already shaping up to be the most violent in the country’s modern history. Almost 400 people connected to the races were affected by political violence — ranging from threats and kidnappings to murder — between Sept. 1 and April 1, according to a report by Mexico City-based consultancy Integralia.

At glitzy Biden fundraiser, three presidents unite to blast Trump

In a rarity in presidential history, three Democratic presidents gathered here Thursday to publicly pillory and mock another former occupant of the Oval Office, blasting Donald Trump on the economy, immigration, abortion, his character and even his golf game.