A Joe Biden fundraiser featuring Sen. Kamala Harris has raised over $2 million as party leaders consider her a front-runner to be the nominee for vice president.
Lawyers for Britain's Prince Andrew denied claims he has refused to cooperate with U.S. prosecutors in a probe of Jeffrey Epstein, his dead sex criminal friend.
San Diego broke from national trends in deciding not to enforce city-wide curfews like those seen in New York, Minneapolis, Atlanta and other areas of the country.
Biden's spending spree represents one of the clearest signals yet that his campaign senses that it has momentum against Trump and that it has the resources to compete with the president's financial war chest.
Critics have said that Google bundles its ad tools so that rivals can't afford to match its offerings and that its operation of search results, YouTube, Gmail and other services hinder ad competition. Google has argued it has a slew of ad-tech competitors.
McGuire has held court with several high profile political strategists recently, and and at least one city political power player is working the phones on his behalf.
Muriel Bowser's letter comes as the message "Black Lives Matter" was painted in giant yellow letters down 16th Street, the site of many demonstrations.
Pence's remarks came shortly after the May jobs report showed a stunning rise in employment, suggesting an economic recovery from the pandemic is underway.
The White House counsel responded to Sen. Chuck Grassley's letter in late May about Inspector General Steve Linick's ouster, but it "failed to address" the requirement that there be a "good reason" for such a termination, Grassley said at the time.
George Floyd's extended family shared their memories of "Big George" and called for justice during emotional remarks on Thursday at Floyd's Minneapolis memorial service.