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Trump's divisive ally Nigel Farage is shaking up the British election

CLACTON-ON-SEA, Great Britain — On a slow, muddy path, the pale yellow smoothie found its target: far-right political candidate and…

In their first televised debate, President Biden and former President Trump called each other criminals and liars and looked at…

The first presidential debate of 2024 featured former President Trump's usual claims about immigrants, calling them criminals and saying that…

When President Biden and former President Trump take the stage in Atlanta on Thursday, immigration and the humanitarian crisis at…

ENCINITAS, California — On a recent cloudy Saturday in a constituent's manicured backyard, Rep. Mike Levin (D-San Juan Capistrano) spoke…

Book Review The Power of Chinatown: Seeking Spatial Justice in Los Angeles By Laureen D. Hom UC Press: $29.95, 300…

WASHINGTON- The elections were held abroad, but for members of the MAGA movement, the rightward tilt in the European Parliament…

For more than 20 years, I have maintained a consistent position when it comes to immigration policy: we should have…

To the editor: Law professor Karen Musalo needs to check her priorities. (“Why Biden’s new border plan is a terrible…

WASHINGTON- President Biden has been trying to frame the November election around two themes: his legislative accomplishments and former President…