America's most unpredictable candidate could turn into America's most unpredictable commander-in-chief.
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How do you embrace the most unpredictable moments of parenthood?
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But the Year of the Fire Monkey is most unpredictable.
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Matt Taibbi: Notes from the most unpredictable primary race ever.
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He was the most unpredictable person I had ever known.
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The Grammys are the most unpredictable of the major awards shows.
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Healthcare costs are one of the most unpredictable factors of retirement.
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The attack further complicates Brazil's most unpredictable election in three decades.
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Yes, 16 This is the most unpredictable election in modern history.
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The regular season was among the most unpredictable in recent memory.
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The attack further clouds Brazil's most unpredictable election in three decades.
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This was one of the most unpredictable elections anybody had ever seen.
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Presidential campaigns can be some of the most unpredictable operations in politics.
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Perhaps the most unpredictable game on the London schedule is Saints-Dolphins.
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Trump is one of the most unpredictable presidents to ever hold that office.
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CNN's Chris Cillizza said it was Trump's most unpredictable and dangerous move yet.
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The most unpredictable aspect of a British Grand Prix is the capricious weather.
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Essay Is there a useful precedent for this most unpredictable of election seasons?
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The most unpredictable part of tonight's main event is how Bloomberg will perform.
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Thursday's knife attack against Bolsonaro further complicated Brazil's most unpredictable election in three decades.
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October's election is the most unpredictable since Brazil's return to democracy three decades ago.
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Cyberattacks are among the most unpredictable of operational and financial risks for financial institutions.
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The most unpredictable U.S. presidential race in years could take another turn on Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON — For the most unpredictable of presidents, it was the most predictable of outcomes.
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Donald Trump has already made this one of the most unpredictable races in American politics.
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Yet among the four apps, Uber's service charges were also the most unpredictable, I found.
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This is the most unpredictable electoral cycle since the region's transition to democracy three decades ago.
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But which regime is seen as the most unpredictable, the most isolated, the craziest of crazy?
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In what may be Britain's most unpredictable election in history, the Conservatives have only one goal.
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Matt Mackowiak Winner: Cruz This year's Iowa caucuses are perhaps the most unpredictable I can remember.
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But he was never a reliable conservative and evolved into one of the court's most unpredictable jurists.
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As her later performances in Louie show, she's at her funniest and most unpredictable when she's being antagonistic.
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They become a way to process the scariest, most unpredictable aspects of a world that's impossible to control.
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The reason famines are so hard to stop is that they're caused by that most unpredictable of factors: people.
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Yet, in this most unpredictable of years, Trump has a significant opportunity to change the dynamics of the race.
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However, the UK election has been dubbed the most unpredictable in decades, with many seats likely to change hands.
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Not only does the timing work out—this Rumble is shaping up to be the most unpredictable in ages.
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And so there is a degree of volatility in the most unpredictable and unbelievable presidential election in modern history.
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Such encounters are among the most unpredictable situations officers face, and while most end peacefully, they can escalate quickly.
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Collins is widely considered by Democratic and Republican senators alike as one of the most unpredictable votes on impeachment.
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"So May has been thrown into the arms of the most unpredictable U.S. president in living memory," Stacey said.
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For this reason, permafrost thaw is considered one of the most unpredictable and potentially devastating byproducts of rising global temperatures.
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Mexican millionaires topped the list with 90 percent agreeing that we're currently living through the most unpredictable period in history.
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At the least, however, the most unpredictable president of recent decades has scrambled the political deck of cards once again.
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It could all add up to one of the most unpredictable Oscars ever, with the actual awards — oh, right, those!
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Why you should watch: "Parasite" is one of the most unpredictable and phenomenal movies of the decade, let alone 2019.
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Jutting's boss had told him he was one of the most unpredictable people he had ever worked with, said Owen.
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Thursday night's draft class is considered one of the best, but most unpredictable other than the top pick, in years.
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Tuesday, he'll be playing clean up for Donald Trump, the most unpredictable and unruly candidate to ever top the Republican ticket.
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And the most important factor is technology, which has created the most unpredictable political playing field that we have ever seen.
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Buckle up for a wild ride, because this could be one of the most unpredictable tournament fields in a long time.
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In places, "What Happened" reads like the term paper of a student studying the most unpredictable loss in modern American politics.
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Ahead of one of the most unpredictable elections in recent British history, we asked readers to share their thoughts on Facebook.
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BRITAIN'S ELECTION on December 12th was the most unpredictable in years—yet in the end the result was crushingly one-sided.
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What I missed, by many accounts, was one of the strangest and most unpredictable weeks of news in modern political history.
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A similar rejection of the status quo is making Brazil's coming presidential contest the most unpredictable and splintered in recent history.
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We love seeing the star's style evolve in the most unpredictable ways — but we hope she keeps her hands off the eyebrows.
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This has been one of the most unpredictable elections in modern history, and the latest terrorist attack makes it only more so.
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BUSINESS IS ABOUT dealing with uncertainty but for many bosses the most unpredictable thing is what happens when they open their mouths.
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Primaries can be the most unpredictable because the polls aren't anywhere near as predictive in them (more on that in a second).
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Seahawks 27, 49ers 24 Seattle's field goal in overtime upended its N.F.C. West rival in the season's most unpredictable game so far.
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Services businesses (high margin) usually involve the most unpredictable and messy of inputs — people — and are dependent on relationships (also not scalable).
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With 17 major candidates, the Democratic 2020 presidential field is one of the largest, most competitive, and most unpredictable in modern history.
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Conte seemed more transfixed by fear rather than fondness, looking uncomfortable inches from perhaps the most unpredictable US leader in recent times.
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They are set to be the most unpredictable caucuses in more than a decade, and we could have multiple candidates claiming victory.
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Of course there are plenty of other challenges, but weather is the most unpredictable and has the biggest potential to create chaos.
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"It's sweet how, even in the most unpredictable ways, we're given exactly what we need for that exact moment in time," she said.
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Wall Street supported Clinton, largely on the basis that she was a known quantity and Trump was the most unpredictable candidate in history.
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Though he has lost his last two fights, Caceres has proven himself as one of the featherweight division's most unpredictable and creative fighters.
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I think, of all the drinking holes students frequent—pubs, clubs, park benches, particularly tough library sessions—house parties are the most unpredictable.
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And because polling is within the margin of error, they define it as one of the most unpredictable and consequential races this cycle.
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The October elections are shaping up as the most unpredictable and splintered since the return of democracy in Brazil in the late 1980s.
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There's plenty of uncertainty around the 2019 ceremony — especially given that it boasts one of the most unpredictable Best Picture races in recent memory.
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Two of the most unpredictable leaders on the world stage in what could be a defining moment in their legacies and in world history.
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All that has undeniably turned off voters, and added another layer of complexity to one of the most unpredictable Canadian elections in recent history.
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The ensuing 45 minutes are beautiful to behold, a mosh-pit of mayhem that captures the majesty of fire, that most unpredictable of elements.
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Yet the Republican convention looms as one of the most unpredictable in recent history because of Mr. Trump's own shoot-from-the-hip nature.
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The battle for the Democratic nomination is the most unpredictable in at least two decades, with just three weeks left before the Iowa caucuses.
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"It&aposs sweet how, even in the most unpredictable ways, we&aposre given exactly what we need for that exact moment in time," she wrote.
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The most unpredictable concern, for which the U.S. has only unideal responses, rests with the potential for a global reach nuclear missile capable North Korea.
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The 49th Congressional District is the most unpredictable in the state, where either party could conceivably be shut out in the race to replace Rep.
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"One of the most thrilling halftime shows ever; certainly the most unpredictable, and perhaps the best," read the New York Times' review the next day.
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"This is the most unpredictable election in Brazil since 1989" because of how close it is, said Paulo Gregoire, a Latin America analyst at Stratfor.
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The attack on Bolsonaro, 63, is a dramatic twist in what was already Brazil's most unpredictable election since the country's return to democracy three decades ago.
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Adding uncertainty to France's most unpredictable election in decades, pollsters say they might not be able to give precise estimates of the outcome at 8 p.m.
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The six-player co-op activities — which, fundamentally, are hours-long group puzzles — are widely acknowledged as the sprawling game's most unpredictable and play-changing activities.
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The truth behind Johnson's hedge -- and the hedges of so many of his colleagues -- is that Trump is the most unpredictable politician anyone has ever seen.
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The election on Sunday is one of the most consequential in recent times — not just for France, but for Europe — and one of the most unpredictable.
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With a dozen upsets in the last four decades, the Southeastern Conference series between Florida and Georgia has become one of college football&aposs most unpredictable rivalries.
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All of which means that congressional Republicans are (still) standing behind the single most unpredictable politician ever to run for president -- much less to be elected president.
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The relay was the most unpredictable event of the night in swimming, with Australia, France, the United States and Russia all having claims to a gold medal.
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What happens when you have the most unpredictable and nontransparent president-elect in memory and a press corps trying to figure out what the hell he's doing?
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But the North remains the most unpredictable factor in security arrangements, because it has a history of engaging in violence when South Korea hosts international sports events.
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Since coming to power eight months ago, the most unpredictable and quarrelsome government Italy has ever known has managed to pick a colossal fight with, yes, France.
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Meanwhile, Mark Rylance won the BAFTA, Britain's highest film honor, for best supporting actor for Bridge of Spies, making one of the most unpredictable Oscar races even tighter.
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After almost losing Clinton's motorcade, the coach rolled away from the high school with its horn blaring, signaling an end to one of the campaign's most unpredictable days.
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"I am thrilled to be joining The New Republic to cover what probably is the most important election of my lifetime and definitely the most unpredictable," Shapiro said.
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With 17 major candidates in the race, the Democratic 2020 presidential field is set to be one of the largest, most competitive, and most unpredictable in modern history.
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Keep in mind, we're working with, supposedly, one of the most unpredictable endings in The Bachelor history — far-fetched as this sounds, anything is possible at this point.
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That notion proved at least partly true on Boxing Day 21963, however, when one of the craziest and most unpredictable days in the history of English football took place.
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Ahead, Williams dishes on Rihanna's biggest pet peeve on tour, the products she actually uses, and how he styles one of the most unpredictable beauty icons of our generation.
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The terrain required four tunnel boring machines (TBMs) to chew through all that rock, which has been described by geologists as some of the most unpredictable in the world.
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Voters will cast ballots in the first round on Sunday of what has turned into the most unpredictable French election in memory as the gap between four frontrunners narrows.
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The vast majority of millionaires across seven international markets think the current period is the "most unpredictable" ever, according to a new study by Swiss bank UBS on Wednesday.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that Mexican millionaires topped the list with 90 percent agreeing that we're currently living through the most unpredictable period in history.
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The intense scrutiny of Mr. Trump's words added new pressure to a speechwriting process that has been one of the most unpredictable and free-form in modern presidential campaigns.
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If he is allowed to debate Trump and Clinton, the two most unpopular presumed nominees in decades, then the most unpredictable election in modern times could get even weirder.
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Even with all that, we have to say that Grande's latest tattoo, which we haven't seen but Grande revealed she has on her Instagram Story, is the most unpredictable yet.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's presidential election on Sunday is the most unpredictable in its short experience of democracy, a contest with no overwhelming front-runner at a time of economic angst.
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But there is another factor that could have a huge impact on what is becoming the most unpredictable election since the military dictatorship ended in the 1980s: Mr. da Silva.
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HAMBURG, Germany — Over her 11 years in power, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany has proved uncommonly adept at solving the puzzle-box challenges posed by the world's most unpredictable leaders.
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Brazil is set to hold a two-round ballot next month, with the vote widely expected to be the most unpredictable since the country's return to democracy three decades ago.
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Not only are the ramps much bigger and perched on the side of mountains, they're made out of one of the most unpredictable and potentially hazardous materials there is: snow.
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The race for the Elysee has been one of the most unpredictable in memory, with twists and surprises in which some big players have been marginalized and scandal has tainted others.
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With a massive estimated viewing audience of over 100 million, tonight's debate could prove to be the defining event of what has already been the most unpredictable presidential election in history.
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In this most unpredictable election year, the only thing we can know for sure is that, regardless of who wins, our nation will be in serious need of healing and unity.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson kicked off his campaign for a general election that is already shaping up to be one of the most unpredictable, and consequential, in Britain in recent memory.
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From a tightly-grouped top tier of prospects to a team selection order that's teeming with trade possibilities, the 2017 NBA Draft could be one of the most unpredictable in recent memory.
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It took just a little over six months for President Trump to threaten nuclear war with one of the world's most unpredictable regimes, and frankly, I'm impressed he's held out this long.
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True to his reputation as one of Africa's most unpredictable leaders, Jammeh defied deadlines to leave power but then said on Saturday he was stepping down as West African troops closed in.
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Repsold's comments came just weeks before the most unpredictable election in a generation, which features candidates floating everything from privatizing Petrobras to clawing back oil areas already handed out to private companies.
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"This term promises to be the most unpredictable one in many, many years," said Neal K. Katyal, a former acting United States solicitor general in the Obama administration now with Hogan Lovells.
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In our nation's hospitals — one of our most unpredictable environments — technology helps provide better quality and more efficient health care, but its incorporation has left some of our most intimate data vulnerable.
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The findings are likely to underline public concern about a deteriorating security situation in the country as Brazil faces what is expected to be its most unpredictable election in decades in October.
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Perhaps the most unpredictable matter is how Mr. Trump will deal with Russia and its president, Vladimir V. Putin, whom he has repeatedly praised in terms that shocked even his own party.
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Back in 2011, AT&T was on the verge of gobbling up T-Mobile, which would have turned the industry's Big Four into the Big Three and eliminated the industry's most unpredictable company.
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The knife attack against Bolsonaro further complicated Brazil's most unpredictable election in three decades, with its most popular politician, jailed former President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, banned from running in the Oct.
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He is the star of the ultimate reality show, one that is playing out in the Oval Office in real time, offering the most unpredictable and dramatic storyline that have seen in decades.
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With Mahomes, the Chiefs have the fiercest, most unpredictable offense in their conference, if not the league, and, in a top-heavy A.F.C., pose a serious threat to the unbeaten New England Patriots.
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This isn't likely to lead to some huge awesome technological innovation in the near future, but it does offer a new way into some of the strangest and seemingly most unpredictable phenomena in existence.
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With so many possible combinations of relationships from the first 20 days of this game, this looks like it could be one of the most unpredictable post-merge games that we've seen on Survivor.
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"This is the most unpredictable national election we've had in my lifetime and a lot of people who make their livings reading crystal balls are going to end up eating ground glass," Blackwell said.
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According to Kachka, disgrace insurance received a big boost thanks to reality television, which often sets out to cast the wildest, most unpredictable person in the room even before the cameras are turned on.
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With millions of French voters still undecided or planning to abstain, the vote is the most unpredictable in France in decades and investors are nervous about potential last-minute surprises that could trigger market turmoil.
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Intelligence and adaptability built into a tire is also another way that autonomous vehicle makers can take risk out of the equation for the most unpredictable parts of driving, including how weather impacts the road.
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On paper, it may seem like their most unpredictable move yet may be bowing out on the heels of such a groundbreaking album, but when you consider DEP's career trajectory, it actually makes perfect sense.
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Predict the Unpredictable In one of the most unpredictable election seasons in modern memory, Donald Trump is Exhibit A. The Upshot explains why we're so bad at predicting rare events: Anyone can simply be unlucky.
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"It is fair to say that these are the most unpredictable elections perhaps since 2002 and the ruling AKP's first ascent to office," said Timothy Ash, emerging markets senior sovereign strategist at Bluebay Asset Management.
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With racist robocalls and an FBI investigation into corruption in the state's capital, the Florida governor's race to lead America's most unpredictable swing state has become one of the most dramatic campaigns in the 22018 midterms.
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President Donald Trump is aggressively courting Senate Republicans as impeachment bears down, and on Thursday, he'll come face to face with two of the most unpredictable jurors in any Senate trial: Mitt Romney and Susan Collins.
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The move, announced late Tuesday via a letter sent from President Donald Trump to Comey, marked the most unpredictable moment of a presidency that through its first 100-plus days has been the least orthodox in memory.
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France's presidential race, one of the most unpredictable in decades, is viewed as a key risk event for markets with investors cautious after last year's shock Brexit vote and the unexpected election of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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He's probably the most unpredictable candidate we've ever seen on either side of the aisle, so some Democrats think he could also "spend 90 minutes berating Clinton for helping to found ISIS," according to an article on Politico.
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But in the most unpredictable election race France has known in decades, the FN hopes the scandal hitting conservative candidate Francois Fillon and the rise of populism across the West will help convince voters to back Le Pen.
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If the debate goes in that direction -- and every preview from every campaign suggests that their candidate is loaded for bear tonight -- it could well be the most unpredictable of the 10 debates in the race so far.
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But, really, Barry might have TV's best ensemble cast, from top to bottom, and the show's blend of over-the-top humor with genuine pathos and a fair dose of bloodletting is one of TV's most unpredictable mixes.
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A wargame where you just look at a giant map of a potential Cold War battlefield, set the boundaries, objectives, and relative force strength somehow consistently generates some of the most unpredictable and thrilling battles I've played in years.
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The fact that the academy continues to snub this popular performer may explain why the actors guild rallied to her defense, but it's also another sign that the supporting-actress category offers one of this year's most unpredictable races.
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LONDON (Reuters) - When Donald Trump visits Britain next week, Prime Minister Theresa May will have to face a harsh reality: Brexit makes Britain more dependent than ever on an alliance with the most unpredictable U.S. president in living memory.
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With an ongoing trade war between the United States and China, Russian military posturing in Eastern Europe at its greatest since the Cold War and the most unpredictable U.S. administration in living memory, 20163 may offer no shortage of strategic surprises.
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The Brexit Party's threat to Johnson was one of the most unpredictable elements of the election: Farage has transformed British politics over a decade by poaching Conservative voters to force a succession of prime ministers towards ever tougher positions on Europe.
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CHARLOTTE, North Carolina (Reuters) - A major season that began with the Masters favorite falling down stairs ended with one of the game's best young players capturing the PGA Championship, a reminder of the ephemeral nature of the most unpredictable of sports.
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Until recently considered a safe bet with many investors "overweight" on Russian assets, the country's markets now appear at the mercy of the U.S. Treasury, whose deployment of punitive economic measures Friday was its most severe — and most unpredictable — yet.
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With learning systems that can scale massively in scope via cloud computing and maintain responsiveness across billions of interactions on the most minute level via in-device edge processing, AI is the most unpredictable and existential technology of the bunch.
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But old habits die hard in Alabama, and veterans of Southern politics find it difficult to imagine that even this election, one of the most unpredictable in the state's recent memory, would in the end stray far from the old fundamentals.
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As a party which has never won more than 62 seats at an election, the prospect of party leader Jo Swinson forming a government is a long way off, even though british politics is at its most unpredictable juncture in decades.
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The shooting this week drew attention to the slow progress in the department's efforts to provide more training for officers in dealing with people who are in the midst of mental health crises, some of the most unpredictable situations officers face.
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Thursday's trading marked the second day of higher yields after relatively positive comments by U.S. President Donald Trump raised hopes of a trade agreement with China, the most unpredictable factor in the market, and Wall Street's main indexes also rose.
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Thursday's trading marked the second day of higher yields after relatively positive comments by U.S. President Donald Trump raised hopes of a trade agreement with China, the most unpredictable factor in the market, and Wall Street's main indexes also rose.
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It has also become an element of Vox's election campaign as the party seeks to grab votes from the traditional center-right PP, adding a further complication to what promises to be one of Spain's most unpredictable and bitterly fought elections in decades.
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In one of the most unpredictable turnarounds of the past decade, boring, sturdy, typically forgettable Iowa went 12-213 in the regular season, despite mediocre recruiting, a new starting quarterback, and a longtime coach on the hot seat due to fan dissatisfaction.
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France has produced one of the most unpredictable election campaigns in decades with anti-immigration and populist party leader of the National Front, Marine Le Pen, currently leading the polls with just two months to go until the first round of votes are cast.
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One hundred years after the US entered WWI, and with the most unpredictable administration in our history holding office, Dix's work is a reminder that war destroys logic as easily as it destroys lives and, in Barbusse's words, "cries like one of the damned."
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In fully autonomous Level 23 motoring, the vehicles have to perform in all respects at least as well as human drivers—in short, they must be capable of going anywhere, in every conceivable condition, and be able to cope with the most unpredictable of situations.
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That is a common strategy among candidates in what is set to be the most unpredictable Brazilian election in decades, though it puts him in contrast with radicals such as far-right law-and-order lawmaker Jair Bolsonaro, who has performed well in early polls.
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The actual winners of the Golden Globes can also be some of the most unpredictable awards results, thanks to the ever-shadowy, 90-person voting bloc of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, which tends to make less traditional choices than the Oscars or Emmys.
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San Antonio continues to be one of the NBA's most unpredictable teams, losing on the road to the Chicago Bulls on Monday but rebounding two days later to beat the Jazz, who have been the hottest team in the league over the past month.
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France goes to the polls on April 23 and on May 7 in one of the most unpredictable elections in its modern history with security a key issue after attacks by militant Islamists which have killed more than 230 people in the past two years.
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Now, fresh off spending 2016 covering what she calls "the most unpredictable, craziest campaign," ever, Huntsman is getting a new platform to talk all things politics — and more: She was recently named a permanent co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend, which airs 6 to 10 a.m.
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In what has been one of the most unpredictable N.C.A.A. men's basketball tournaments in recent memory, Villanova has remained a model of dependability, pacing through early wins against No. 16 Radford and No. 53 Alabama before a hard-earned victory over No. 5 West Virginia on Friday.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) The Iowa caucus vote is the most unpredictable in many years.
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"The delivery of healthcare, from soup to nuts, is one of the most unpredictable things I've ever seen," he said, adding treatment can vary widely by geography, influenced by arbitrary factors — anything from the way a city was developed to mergers and private equity rollups in the sector.
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From there, Trump will head to Britain for his long-delayed visit, which is likely to include an eye-catching photo-op with Queen Elizabeth II that will match perhaps the world's ultimate symbol of duty, continuity and convention with the most unpredictable, protocol-busting US leader in history.
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Given how much the past affects the present in Game of Thrones, I suspect we haven't seen the last of this pairing and what they have to say to each other, but in an episode full of reunions and near-reunions, this was the angriest and ugliest and most unpredictable.
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But in a race that is turning out to be the most unpredictable France has known in decades, the FN hopes this weekend's rally in Lyon, where Le Pen will spell out her electoral agenda, will help convince voters who have traditionally backed mainstream parties to give her a chance.
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The summit Tuesday between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un creates a tremendous set of potential opportunities for the U.S. and the world – ranging from ending a war that has been in effect for the past 70 years to denuclearizing one of the most unpredictable, aggressive regimes in the world.
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The Atlanta group the Black Lips is sure to put on the city's most unpredictable New Year's Eve bash: The band's storied live shows have occasionally erupted into audience free-for-alls onstage, while at some of its most notorious concerts its members have engaged in urine-soaked antics before the crowd.
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The auction in Rio de Janeiro for four blocks in the Santos and Campos basins comes just a week before the most unpredictable presidential election in a generation, which features candidates that may seek to slow the pace of oil auctions, revise market-friendly legislation or even claw back oil areas already handed out.
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Senior American military officials have periodically offered public assessments that the North probably has the ability to make a nuclear weapon small enough to fit atop one of those weapons, meaning the world's most unpredictable regime could credibly threaten South Korea, Japan, American forces in the Pacific and, eventually, the West Coast of the United States.
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Why this matters: When Trump is in these moods, he's at his most unpredictable (and therefore most dangerous, in the eyes of Republican leaders.) Trump is in the middle of high stakes negotiations to avoid a government shutdown, and his lack of attachment to any ideology or principles means he could easily veer into Chuck and Nancy's arms.
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With less than 80 days before the first round of the elections at the end of April, the race is one of the most unpredictable in France and the weeks to come may bring some surprises – especially as "les Republicains" will have to decide on whether or not they stay with Fillon or choose another candidate.
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Mr. Trump was only one of a multitude of headaches for Mr. Johnson on Wednesday, as he kicked off his campaign in an election that will serve as a referendum on his Brexit policy — and was already shaping up as one of the most unpredictable, and consequential, of the post-World War II era in Britain.
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Although she appeared in "Symphony in C," the company's signature tutu ballet, she made her mark in leotards in Balanchine's plotless avant-garde works, notably "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" and "Kammermusik No. 2," and in neo-Romantic masterpieces like "Robert Schumann's 'Davidsbündlertänze' " When his experiments were at their most unpredictable, Balanchine knew he could turn to Ms. von Aroldingen.
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The most unpredictable GOP presidential race in recent memory is sparking questions about whether the huge House Republican majority could be jeopardized with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE on the ticket.
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More from campaigns and politics … U.S. still leans conservative but liberals keep recent gains (Gallup) … North Carolina election fraud probed long before 2018 race (The Associated Press) … More than 1 million Floridians with felony convictions regained the right to vote on Tuesday, setting in motion a process that carries the potential to reshape elections in the country's largest and most unpredictable battleground state (The Hill).
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