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As two wars now rage on in the Eastern Hemisphere, 2024 U.S. presidential candidates fine-tune their platforms for a world transformed by war.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum says the U.S. economy, energy, and national security are among the top issues he’s discussing with his potential supporters.
There is more loyalty by those who served in the cabinets of at least half of the others in the GOP presidential primary than those who served in Trump’s cabinet.
Some candidates at the first Republican presidential debate said more time should be spent on China’s threats against the United States.
North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum has suffered an injury while playing basketball, throwing doubt on his participation in tonight’s GOP debate.
Political strategists and insiders, including a source from a rival campaign, weigh in on Vivek Ramaswamy’s rise in the 2024 GOP presidential field. Topics include the competition for the non-Trump lane and the frequent comparisons between Ramaswamy and Andrew Yang.
Burgum is pursuing his most unlikely venture yet: becoming governor of North Dakota in his first shot at elected office and against his party’s wishes.
