Evening Edition: Top Democrats turn on each other after Iowa, complicating chances against Trump
New Hampshire city left behind by 'boom' sees little hope in either party; The battle for momentum in the early primary states ; Barr acknowledges Justice Dept. has created 'intake process' to vet Giuliani's information on Bidens; Mask-clad President Xi emerges from conspicuous absence to visit coronavirus 'front line'; Trump proposes $4.8 trillion election-year budget with big cuts in domestic programs; CPAC chairman says he would fear for Mitt Romney's 'physical safety' at conference; Benny Gantz had two shots to oust Israel's Netanyahu. He hopes the third time is the charm.; U.S. charges four members of Chinese military in connection with 2017 hack at Equifax; At Vanity Fair's Oscar party, Adam Driver needs someone to talk to, and Geena Davis's dress is under my foot
Party leaders sparred over who is to blame for the caucus meltdown, while supporters of Sen. Bernie Sanders accused the Democratic National Committee of being unfair to their movement.
Election 2020●By Michael Scherer and Sean Sullivan ●Read more »
If Berlin — a longtime Democratic stronghold — is an example of a "blue-collar boom," as President Trump called it this week, residents shudder to imagine a bust. But even among Trump critics here, there is uncertainty over whether the Democrats can make good on their pledges for forgotten places like this.
Eugene Scott weighs the stakes of Tuesday's New Hampshire primary. David Fahrenthold reports on what President Trump's companies are charging the government. And Teddy Amenabar reflects on the gendered perceptions of 2-in-1 shampoos.
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The budget, which calls for eliminating the deficit in 15 years, would target reductions in Medicaid while guarding the military, Medicare and Social Security.
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