Mike Bloomberg for years has battled women's allegations of profane, sexist comments  —  NEW YORK — As Mike Bloomberg celebrated his 48th birthday in 1990, a top aide at the company he founded presented him with a booklet of profane, sexist quotes she attributed to him.

Barr's internal reviews and re-investigations feed resentment, suspicion inside Justice Dept.  —  The Justice Department in the Trump era has repeatedly tasked U.S. attorneys from far-flung offices to parachute into politically explosive cases in Washington, raising concerns among current …

Sanders attacks moderate rivals as voting begins in Nevada  —  LAS VEGAS (AP) — Progressive firebrand Bernie Sanders jabbed his more moderate rivals on Saturday for taking campaign cash from billionaires as Democratic officials at some sites across Nevada were overwhelmed by long lines …

Ted Cruz once called Trump ‘utterly amoral’ and a ‘sniveling coward.’ Then he worked to save his presidency.  —  Donald Trump called him “Lyin' Ted” Cruz, mocked his wife's appearance and falsely suggested his father was involved in President John F. Kennedy's assassination.

Biden calls on Sanders to take accountability for supporters' threats  —  The message comes after the powerful Culinary Workers Union said supporters of the Vermont senator had “viciously attacked” its members.  —  LAS VEGAS — Joe Biden called on Bernie Sanders to accept greater accountability …

A Presidency Increasingly Guided by Suspicion and Distrust  —  Presidential paranoia is not a new phenomenon but Mr. Trump, burned by impeachment, seems to have elevated it to a governing philosophy of his White House.  —  WASHINGTON — President Trump suggested in recent days that he had …

Black college swimmer on team trip had gun pointed at his head by police  —  Jaylan Butler of Eastern Illinois University said officers threatened to blow his head off before it became clear they mistook him for a suspect.  —  A black student at Eastern Illinois University returning …

The Bloomberg Temptation  —  Will the Democrats try to replace Donald Trump with a power-hungry plutocrat?  —  For a long time the notion of a Michael Bloomberg presidential candidacy seemed like a Manhattan fancy, a conceit with elite appeal but no mass constituency, a fantasy for Acela riders …

Lots of Rich Men Tweet Like the President Now  —  From Goldman Sachs to Amazon to the Democratic contenders, older rich men are going wild online.  —  Twitter was founded in 2006.  Fourteen years later, and perhaps thanks to the influential example of President Trump, the masters of the universe have apparently learned to post to it.

Bloomberg Is Right About the 2008 Financial Crash  —  It was brought about by a flawed attempt to use credit markets to broaden access to housing.  —  Mr. Caldwell is the author of “The Age of Entitlement: America Since the Sixties.”  —  You would have thought that Michael Bloomberg …

Trump eliminates funding for program honoring Ambassador Stevens, who was killed in Benghazi  —  The Trump administration has zeroed out of the State Department budget a request from a nonprofit entity set up in honor of J. Christopher Stevens, the U.S. ambassador killed in Benghazi, Libya, in 2012 terrorist attacks.

Gov. Scott gives endorsement in Presidential race  —  HIDE TRANSCRIPT SHOW TRANSCRIPT  —  Vermont Governor Phil Scott has endorsed a Presidential candidate, just 3 weeks before the Vermont primary.  —  He said he is backing Bill Weld, President Trump's Challenger on the March 3rd Ballot.

After saying Keegan-Michael Key supports Buttigieg, the former mayor's campaign says the actor hasn't endorsed any candidate  —  The most memorable White House Correspondents' jokes  —  (CNN)After touting Keegan-Michael Key's support for Pete Buttigieg, the campaign told CNN later Saturday …