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Haley seems poised for second place in Iowa. But can she deliver her voters?
January 15, 2024
AMES, Iowa — It was another big crowd that greeted Nikki Haley at a barbecue restaurant here on Sunday afternoon. Onlookers unable
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Joe Biden closes out 2023 with a strong $97 million fundraising haul
January 15, 2024
President Biden’s campaign effort raised $97 million in the last three months of 2023, a sign of accelerating donor interest in his
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Trump attacks Ramaswamy for the first time, says he’s ‘not MAGA’
January 15, 2024
Former president Donald Trump on Saturday broke his de facto nonaggression pact with Vivek Ramaswamy, attacking the biotech entrepreneur and long-shot presidential
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Caucuses leave many Iowans out in the cold – and not just in bad weather
January 15, 2024
DES MOINES — Bob Ray has participated in Iowa’s Republican caucuses in the past, but not this year. Ray is blind, and
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Speaker Johnson reaches a crossroads in leading an unruly House GOP conference
January 15, 2024
Just a few weeks into his tenure as House Speaker, Mike Johnson (R-La.) called Rep. Max L. Miller into his office to
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Iowa’s deep freeze scrambles caucus turnout tactics for GOP campaigns
January 14, 2024
JOHNSTON, Iowa — The Iowans who answered their doorbells, held back their barking dogs and cracked open their storm doors into the
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Smiles and slamming doors: Sununu directs Haley’s New Hampshire ‘army’
January 14, 2024
WINDHAM, N.H. — It’s pouring rain Saturday morning as New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu (R) arrives at Mary Ann’s diner in Windham,
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‘Ordained by God’: Trump’s legal problems galvanize Iowa evangelicals
January 14, 2024
CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA — “Billboard” Bob Klaus, a local advertising company owner wearing a red, signed Donald Trump baseball cap and Trump
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Trump maintains wide lead in Iowa poll, while Haley climbs to second
January 14, 2024
Former president Donald Trump is polling at 48 percent in Iowa, maintaining a wide lead over his two main rivals for the
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Iowa reveals the grim indignities of running for second place to Trump
January 14, 2024
DES MOINES — Even Iowa’s winter landscape this week seemed to conspire to showcase the grimness of the 2024 Republican primary campaign.