New York Times

Donald J. Trump isn’t the first candidate to run afoul of the ban on partisan activity in Arlington National Cemetery. But no one else has responded as hostilely as his campaign has.

The former president is willing to make as many rhetorical and policy shifts as he deems necessary to win in November, vexing some social conservatives.

In a court filing, prosecutors suggested their revisions would let them steer clear of the Supreme Court ruling. Donald Trump’s lawyers made clear they would continue broad attacks on the case.

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The president will mostly be deployed to the vital swing states of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin as the vice president seeks to define a separate political identity.

The former Wyoming congresswoman, the most prominent Republican critic of Donald J. Trump, did not speak at Democrats’ convention, calculating that she could have more impact later in the race.

A constellation of YouTubers, pranksters and streamers who influence young men is helping Mr. Trump win the bro vote.

Legal challenges have blocked many of the policies that President Biden saw as critical to his legacy, on issues like immigration and student loans.

Vice President Kamala Harris’s fund-raising has benefited from a surge of interest from Silicon Valley and Wall Street.

Donald J. Trump has been reposting racially and sexually charged insults of Kamala Harris, continuing a history of crass attacks. But in Ms. Harris, he may have found a particularly risky target.