President Joe Biden: The 2022 60 Minutes Interview  —  Summer was going so well for the president; the White House threw a party last week with a concert by James Taylor.  Mr. Biden's streak began in June when he signed a bipartisan gun safety law.  Then, in August, over Republican objections …

Trump Fumes: DeSantis Stole My Plan for Shipping Migrants  —  Conservative pundits are fawning over DeSantis' cruel political stunt to fly immigrants to Massachusetts.  Trump thinks the “credit” should be his  —  IN RECENT DAYS, Donald Trump has privately voiced his anger over Florida Republican …

Family of American says he was freed by Taliban in swap  —  An American contractor held hostage in Afghanistan for more than two years by the Taliban has been released, his family said Monday, as a Taliban drug lord jailed by the United States was also freed and returned to Kabul.

Tom Barrack case: Jury selection to begin in trial of former Trump fundraiser  —  He is charged with illegally lobbying for the United Arab Emirates.  —  Jury selection begins Monday in the trial of Tom Barrack, the billionaire fundraiser for former President Donald Trump who is charged …

Trump Rally Plays Music Resembling QAnon Song, and Crowds React  —  In Ohio, a dark address by the former president featured music that was all but identical to a theme song for the conspiracy theory movement.  —  Former President Donald J. Trump appeared to more fully embrace QAnon on Saturday …

Proud Boys memo reveals meticulous planning for ‘street-level violence’  —  Document of 23 pages shows the lengths to which the far-right group goes to prepare for potentially violent encounters and exposes the militaristic structure and language it has adopted

Iran's president rails against Israel and U.S. sanctions  —  The United States first placed financial sanctions on Iran back in 1979, during the hostage crisis.  For nearly four decades the U.S. State Department has designated Iran one of the world's leading state sponsors of terrorism.

Putin's new Ukraine problem: Even the war's biggest supporters are growing dissatisfied  —  LONDON — Russian President Vladimir Putin has a problem.  —  For more than two decades now, Putin's expanding grip on power has been predicated on his portrayed strength and justified as essential to Russia's existence.

Pentagon opens sweeping review of clandestine psychological operations  —  Complaints about the U.S. military's influence operations using Facebook and Twitter have raised concern in the White House and federal agencies.  —  The Pentagon has ordered a sweeping audit of how it conducts …

Congress Blows Its Shot to Stop Trump's ‘Deep State’ Revenge  —  Lawmakers know that Trump, if he is elected again, wants to give himself the power to fire key federal workers.  They're running out of time to stop him.  —  In the final days of his presidency, Donald Trump quietly attempted …

Youngkin to hold Arizona events supporting Lake  —  Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin is expected to stump for Arizona governor candidate Kari Lake next month, escalating his midterm campaign efforts ahead of a prospective 2024 presidential bid.  —  Youngkin is embarking on the Arizona trip …

John Durham's final act: exposing the FBI  —  Russiagate special counsel John Durham is in the homestretch.  His grand jury wrapped up work last week, apparently with no new indictments on the horizon.  Attorney General Merrick Garland is said to anticipate receiving his final report by the end of the year.

Kevin D. Williamson Joins The Dispatch  —  And we have a special membership offer for the occasion.  —  We've written to you in recent weeks about some big things coming down the pike here at The Dispatch:  — Our post-election What's Next conference will feature Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey …

Trump Lawyer Settles Secretary's ‘B*tch’ Discrimination Case  —  Alina Habba, Donald Trump's go-to lawyer on civil cases, got sued for being a racist and insensitive boss.  She just settled the matter out of court this month. … Donald Trump's go-to lawyer in New Jersey, Alina Habba …

Hurricane Fiona Knocks Out Power to All of Puerto Rico, Governor Says  —  Hurricane Fiona knocked out power to all of Puerto Rico on Sunday, its governor said, as forecasters warned that the storm could bring as much as two feet of rain and cause life-threatening floods and landslides.