The White House on Tuesday said it had pushed out $185 billion in funding under a $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure law passed last year

Trump, his supporters and right-wing media, have increasingly claimed the Democrats are engaged in lawfare against the Republican presidential candidate, who faces multiple criminal cases

Justice Juan Merchan told nearly 100 prospective jurors they must set aside any biases or personal attitudes about the defendant or the case

He is accused of falsely recording reimbursements to Cohen as monthly legal retainer fees in his New York-based real estate company's books

Trump is expected to be in Manhattan on Monday for the beginning of the trial, a case involving hush money payments to porn star Stormy Daniels

Biden cut short a weekend trip to his home state of Delaware and returned to Washington to meet with cabinet members and other top US officials

Trump has used dehumanising terminology to describe immigrants in the US illegally, calling them "animals" when talking about alleged criminal acts

Some 41% of registered voters in a five-day poll say they will vote for Biden if the election are held today