Fox News’ Politics newsletter provides the latest political news from Washington D.C. and updates from the 2024 campaign trail. In a recent development, former President Trump is urging a judge to lift a gag order in the NY v. Trump case. Additionally, a flag linked to terrorism was seen at demonstrations at Princeton, causing concern over anti-Israel unrest. President Biden made a rare live media appearance on Howard Stern’s show, while members of “The Squad” visited anti-Israel demonstrations to show support.
New York Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jamaal Bowman, both part of “The Squad,” were seen at Columbia University supporting anti-Israel protests. Ocasio-Cortez was seen speaking to protesters, while Bowman attended a Biden campaign fundraiser. This comes after Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar showed support for the protests with her daughter. The demonstrations at Columbia have led to civil rights complaints and concerns about foreign influence.
In Capitol Hill, house lawmakers are urging major donors to cut off funding to Columbia amid the protests. Meanwhile, Republican challengers are emerging, with one targeting Elizabeth Warren in Massachusetts. In a surprising turn of events, Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff was reportedly robbed in San Francisco and forced to attend a campaign dinner without a suit. On the White House front, Biden’s gas car crackdown and tax hikes are facing criticism for potentially harming the economy and energy grid.
As the 2024 campaign trail heats up, Biden expressed willingness to debate Trump in the fall. However, swing states are showing dissatisfaction with the economy under Biden’s administration. A GOP Senate candidate visited the southern border to address the ongoing crisis, and a Republican made an announcement aimed at securing a crucial voting bloc. Biden, facing questions about his age, adjusted his walking routine to appear more agile. Opinions are divided on DA Bragg’s legal strategy, with some criticizing his associations.
For the latest updates from the 2024 campaign trail, exclusive interviews, and more political news, readers can visit FoxNews.com. The newsletter covers a range of topics, including Trump’s legal battles, Democratic support for anti-Israel protests, and the impact of Biden’s policies on the economy and energy grid. The emergence of new Republican challengers and the ongoing crisis at the southern border are also highlighted. Additionally, readers can stay informed about potential debates between Biden and Trump and developments in swing states’ perceptions of the current administration.
