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President Donald Trump’s team is misrepresenting Democratic rival Joe Biden’s stance on changing police practices following George Floyd’s death

Democrat Joe Biden is turning his campaign against President Donald Trump toward the economy

Joe Biden on Wednesday slammed President Donald Trump as a “commander in chief who doesn’t command anything in the fight” against the coronavirus pandemic, also ripping him for “not doing a damn thing” in response to U.S. intelligence that Russia offered the Taliban bounties to kill Americans in Afghanistan.

Some White House officials are privately expressing frustration over President Trump’s recent embrace of a message stoking racial and cultural divisions. The Trump allies are telling him that he has a better argument to make and to focus on his accomplishments in office and offer sharp criticism of his opponent, former Vice President Joe Biden, said two officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity...

Joe Biden is promising to shift production of medical equipment and other key pandemic-fighting products “back to U.S. soil,” creating jobs and bolstering a domestic supply chain he says has been exposed as inadequate and vulnerable by the coronavirus outbreak

Kanye West announced by tweet that he’s jumping into the 2020 race for president. But is his campaign for real or just a publicity stunt? NBCLX’s Noah Pransky explains what West would have to do to launch a legitimate campaign – and whether he could actually have an impact on the race.

From Mississippi retiring its state flag to local governments removing Confederate statues, a bipartisan push across the South is chipping away at reminders of the Civil War and segregation.

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign is feverishly working to develop a social media force that can compete with President Donald Trump’s well-established digital “army” of meme makers and political influencers who retweet campaign messages in support of him

Members of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet and agency leaders are finding time this election year to visit politically important states as their boss campaigns for a second term.

There was good news and bad news in the job numbers this week

Former Vice President Joe Biden says he is thankful for Thursday’s positive job numbers but says millions of Americans “would still have their jobs if Donald Trump had done his job.”

Democratic presidential challenger Joe Biden outpaced President Donald Trump’s campaign fundraising juggernaut in June and in the second quarter of this election year, continuing a stunning reversal of fortune from his threadbare primary campaign.

President Donald Trump has been eager to stir doubts about the mental acuity of his Democratic rival, Joe Biden.

Joe Biden is taking aim at Donald Trump’s fitness for the Oval Office, suggesting the Republican president has abdicated his duty to protect U.S. troops facing Russian threats abroad and American citizens facing a pandemic and economic calamity at home

Joe Biden is sharply criticizing President Donald Trump over a report that he says, if true, contains a “truly shocking revelation” about the commander in chief and his failure to protect U.S. troops and stand up to Russia

Following pressure to disclose the number of minorities on their staffs, the campaigns for former Vice President Joe Biden and President Donald Trump released diversity statistics Saturday that show less than half their senior teams are made up of people of color.

A national reckoning on racism, a ravaging public health crisis and depression-level unemployment have enveloped Donald Trump’s already tumultuous presidency

A presidential campaign that has largely been frozen for several months because of the coronavirus took on a degree of normalcy as President Donald Trump and his Democratic challenger, Joe Biden, swung through critical battleground states presenting starkly different visions for a post-pandemic America.

Democratic candidate for president Joe Biden ripped President Donald Trump’s leadership during the coronavirus pandemic while speaking at an event in Lancaster, Penn.

President Donald Trump is badly behind former vice president Joe Biden in state by state and national polls according to the New York Times’ latest figures.