Nikki Haley's long shot campaign has a persistent problem: Each time she criticizes former President Trump, the Biden campaign promotes the hell out of it.
Why it matters: The Bidencampaign has moved from focusing on attacking Haley to using the GOP primary candidate's words against Trump.
Former Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) sued Jimmy Kimmel on Saturday over allegations that the TV personality tricked him into making videos on Cameo "for the sole purpose of capitalizing on and ridiculing" his personality.
The big picture: Santos — who was expelled from Congress in December over his many fabrications on the 2022 campaign trail and two federal indictments — is seeking statutory damages that add up to $750,000, per the court filing.
Patti Davis, the daughter of former President Reagan, said cognitive tests for presidential candidates would "probably be a good idea," per an interview with NBC News that aired Sunday.
Why it matters: Davis' remarks come as voters across party lines have expressed concerns over the ages of 81-year-old President Biden and 77-year-old former President Trump — the likely 2024 presidential nominees.
Why it matters: Graham committed to voting no on the Senate's $95 billion foreign aid package for Ukraine, Israel and the Indo-Pacific last week, surprising many Republicans in part because of his support of Ukraine.
Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley on Sunday did not commit to supporting former President Trump were he to clinch the GOP nomination but stressed that the U.S. will "have a female president."
Why it matters: The former UN ambassador — who continues to trail behind Trump in the primaries and polls — has used the statement as a way to highlight doubts some voters have about electing President Biden for a second term.
The oldest members of Gen Z were first eligible to vote in 2016, but in that time they've only seen three candidates from the major parties: Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
Why it matters: Young voters are stuck in a political Groundhog Day — and many are disillusioned by the lack of choice or younger candidates who reflect their views.
Former President Trump's high-top sneakers sold out hours after their launch Saturday at Sneaker Con in Philadelphia.
The big picture: The shoes, called "The Never Surrender High-Top Sneaker," sell for $399. The pair, along with two low-top sneakers, and a $99 bottle of "Victory47" perfume and cologne were available for purchase on a new website.
Public libraries have morphed into all-purpose community centers amid soaring demand for social services.
Libraries are enjoying a renaissance in usage. They're also battling book bans and bearing the brunt of a host of societal issues — from caring for unhoused people and migrants to distributing COVID tests and Narcan for drug overdoses.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) on Saturday urged Michigan Democrats to vote "uncommitted" in the state's Feb. 27 primary rather than for President Biden.
Why it matters: It marks an escalation in the rupture between Biden and his party's most left-wing members over his administration's support of Israel.
