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    Tim Scott Goes Positive and Hopes His Party Will Come Along

    The all-but-declared 2024 candidate hosted supporters and donors in his home state of South Carolina with a kill-them-with-kindness message. But will it resonate with the Republican base?

     By Maya King

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    “I am wholly focused on the Commonwealth of Virginia, and I’m looking forward to these elections,” Gov. Glenn Youngkin of Virginia said when asked about a 2024 presidential bid.
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    Youngkin Gives 2024 Presidential Run the Cold Shoulder

    Glenn Youngkin was seen as a promising candidate after he was elected governor of Virginia, a Democratic-leaning state. But he appears to be putting national aspirations on hold.

     By Trip Gabriel

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    Former President Donald J. Trump filed his financial disclosure on Friday after requesting multiple extensions.
    CreditChristopher Lee for The New York Times

    Six Takeaways From Trump’s New Financial Disclosure

    In a 101-page filing, Donald J. Trump revealed lower-than-expected values on his social media company and sizable bank loans.

     By Michael C. Bender, Eric Lipton, Matthew Goldstein and Ken Bensinger

  1. Tim Scott Goes Positive and Hopes His Party Will Come Along

    The all-but-declared 2024 candidate hosted supporters and donors in his home state of South Carolina with a kill-them-with-kindness message. But will it resonate with the Republican base?

    By Maya King

     

  2. Man Who Once Modeled for Romance Novels Gets Prison in Jan. 6 Attack

    Logan James Barnhart, who graced the covers of romance books like “Stepbrother UnSEALed: A Bad Boy Military Romance,” was sentenced to three years, prosecutors said.

    By Eduardo Medina

     

  3. Bans on Transition Care for Young People Spread Across U.S.

    In the past three months, 10 Republican-led states have passed laws banning gender-affirming care for minors.

    By Francesca Paris

     

  4. Youngkin Gives 2024 Presidential Run the Cold Shoulder

    Glenn Youngkin was seen as a promising candidate after he was elected governor of Virginia, a Democratic-leaning state. But he appears to be putting national aspirations on hold.

    By Trip Gabriel

     

  5. Six Takeaways From Trump’s New Financial Disclosure

    In a 101-page filing, Donald J. Trump revealed lower-than-expected values on his social media company and sizable bank loans.

    By Michael C. Bender, Eric Lipton, Matthew Goldstein and Ken Bensinger

     

  6. Biden Says He Will Announce 2024 Campaign ‘Relatively Soon’

    The president, who is widely expected to run again but faces little pressure to imminently announce a formal bid, tiptoed beyond his previous public comments on the subject.

    By Maggie Astor

     

  7. Airman Charged in Leak of Classified Documents

    Jack Teixeira, 21, was granted a top-secret security clearance in 2021, which was required for his job, the Justice Department complaint said.

    By Michael Crowley

     

  8. Mike Pompeo Says He Won’t Run for President in 2024

    “This isn’t our moment,” said Mr. Pompeo, a former Trump administration official. But he declined to endorse the former president and obliquely criticized him.

    By Maggie Astor

     

  9. In Ireland, Biden Makes a Case for His Future, Drawing on a Family Story Rooted in Hope

    He may not be a candidate yet, but President Biden delivered a message of optimism to the people of Ireland. It was a possible preview of a campaign to come.

    By Katie Rogers and Michael D. Shear

     

  10. Teixeira’s case is unusual even in the small world of leak cases.

    Based on the charging documents, Airman Jack Teixeira does not appear to have been acting as a foreign agent, differentiating him from classic spying cases. He also does not appear to have been acting as a whistle-blower.

    By Charlie Savage