Retired Army Lawyer Will Oversee Pentagon’s War Court
Susan Escallier, who served for 32 years, will be the new convening authority for the Sept. 11, U.S.S. Cole and Bali bombing cases at Guantánamo. Share full article Susan K.…
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On the Debate Stage, Republicans Offered a Brief Glimpse of Trumpism Without Trump
At times onstage, Republican rivals could imagine the primary race was about issues, ideology and biography. Then reality set in. Share full article Former President Donald J. Trump’s absence created…
Republicans’ Debate Clashes Highlight Party’s Policy Splits
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When Is the Second Debate, and Who Will Be There?
The Republican National Committee will hold its second primary debate on Sept. 27 at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in California. Share full article Some candidates struggled to meet the…
Takeaways From the First Republican Debate
As Republican presidential candidates traded fire at their first debate, they mostly left their party’s dominant front-runner unscathed. Share full article A watch party at the Nixon Library in California…
Most G.O.P. Candidates Say They Will Support Trump, With Show of Hands
With a halting series of raised hands, candidates on the Republican debate stage illustrated the former president’s hold on the party. Share full article VideotranscriptBackbars0:00/0:17-0:00 transcript Some Candidates Pledge to…
Who Won the Debate?
Commentators largely agreed that little seemed to alter the state of a race in which Donald J. Trump appears the runaway favorite. Share full article Gov. Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy…
From a G.O.P. Stronghold, Debate Watchers Cheered Signs of a Post-Trump Era
A debate watch party at the Richard Nixon Presidential Library drew traditional Republicans pining for the policy debates of the past. They left happy. Share full article Republicans watched a…
At the Republican Debates, Most Candidates Picked the Color Red
The Republican candidates may have sparred at the first debate of the 20
What Are the Rules for the Republican Debate?
The candidates will not make opening statements, but will have 45 seconds for closing statements. They will have one minute to answer a question, and 30 seconds for follow-ups. Share…