What Was Hunter Biden Convicted Of? The president’s son was convicted of three felonies tied to his purchase of a gun in 2018.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Is Polling Surprisingly Well Among Latino Voters Pollsters attribute the independent candidate’s strength to significant name recognition and to frustration with the top two contenders.

What to Watch in Primaries in Maine, South Carolina, Nevada and North Dakota A special House election will also be held in Ohio to replace a retiring Republican congressman.

Biden, Honoring Juneteenth, Warns of Danger of ‘Old Ghosts in New Garments’ The president assailed attacks on Black history, and vowed that his administration was committed to protecting civil rights.

Bannon and Others on the Right Celebrate European Parliament Elections A far-right wave did not fully materialize in Europe, but influential figures on the right nevertheless sought to tie the results to U.S. politics.

Trump’s Vegas Strategy: Run on Bad Luck At his first rally since his conviction, Trump complained about the odds being stacked against him.

How the Federal Election Commission Went From Deadlock to Deregulation Three Republicans and one Democrat have been voting together, loosening how money is raised and spent in politics at what one outside watchdog called “breathtaking” speed.

Teamsters President Asks for Speaking Slot at Both Parties’ Conventions Having Sean O’Brien at the Republican National Convention would be politically useful to former President Donald J. Trump, even absent an endorsement. The union has yet to back a candidate.

Their Town Has a Plaque From Putin. They Want Zelensky to Tear It Down. Some residents of Bari, Italy, hope Ukraine’s president will drop by while at a nearby summit to help rid them of a memento of links with Russia.

The Quiet Voice in R.F.K. Jr.’s Ear: A Former Aide to the Clintons Jay Carson spent years as a Democratic insider. Disillusioned, he left politics for Hollywood and became friends with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — whose campaign he is now helping to steer.

Hunter Biden’s Lawyers Are Expected to Rest Their Case in Gun Trial The defense team seems more likely to avoid taking the risky step of putting Mr. Biden on the stand, setting the stage for the jury to begin deliberations by day’s end.

The Other War: How Israel Scours Gaza for Clues About the Hostages The rescue of four Israelis in Gaza in a ferocious assault over the weekend offered a glimpse into an ambitious intelligence operation aimed at bringing home those held by Hamas.

In Las Vegas, Trump Appeals to Local Workers and Avoids Talk of Conviction At a rally on Sunday, former President Donald J. Trump promised to end taxes on tips for hospitality workers in a speech otherwise filled with familiar refrains.

Biden Administration Considers Protection for Undocumented Spouses of U.S. Citizens The steps under consideration include protecting them from deportation and providing access to work permits, according to three officials with knowledge of the discussions.

Kristi Noem and Others Make the Case for Trump or Biden on Sunday Shows Governors and senators laid out the cases for their candidates, with questionable claims and contravening positions.

Biden Loves to Tell Tall Tales. We Cut Them Down to Size. By President Biden’s account, he was a fierce civil rights activist in his youth, had an uncle who fell prey to cannibals and used to drive an 18-wheeler.

Biden Loves to Tell Tall Tales. We Cut Them Down to Size. By President Biden’s account, he was a fierce civil rights activist in his youth, had an uncle who fell prey to cannibals and used to drive an 18-wheeler.

For Trump, Doug Burgum Emerges as a Safe Option, and a Wild Card Mr. Burgum, North Dakota’s governor, is a prime contender in the former president’s search for a running mate, but he remains untested on the national stage.

For Trump, Doug Burgum Emerges as a Safe Option, and a Wild Card Mr. Burgum, North Dakota’s governor, is a prime contender in the former president’s search for a running mate, but he remains untested on the national stage.

House Ethics Panel Looks Into Nancy Mace’s Use of Reimbursement Program The committee will decide whether to open a formal investigation into expense reports filed by the South Carolina Republican.