Politics

Democratic Rep. David Trone spent more than $57 million of his own money on a Senate bid ahead of next week's primary, leading a trend in congressional campaigns.

The judge threatened Trump with jail for violating the gag order. After leaving court for the day, Trump struck a combative tone saying, "Our constitution is far more important than jail."

The Justice Department declined House Republicans' requests to hand over audio of then-special counsel Robert Hur's interview with President Joe Biden.

Former Georgia Lt. Gov. Geoff Duncan was also the leading contender to run for president on No Labels' centrist third-party ticket.

Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Claire Woodall was replaced with her deputy. A spokesperson for Milwaukee's mayor cited “internal” issues.

Sanders said he is running for again in November because American democracy is under threat.

CIA Director William Burns was expected to travel to Israel after cease-fire negotiations over the weekend failed to yield any breakthroughs.

At the beginning of the day, Judge Merchan again warned Trump that he could face jail time for failing to comply with the gag order.

Judge Juan Merchan previously found that Trump had violated the gag order in nine other instances.

Key administration officials and top Democratic lawmakers discussed a path forward that would include forcing votes that Republicans would most likely oppose, two sources said.

Tim Sheehy sees the ranch as a success story at a challenging time for agriculture. Democrats working to re-elect Sen. Jon Tester are painting him as a threat to public land access.