Khaleda Rahman
National Correspondent
Khaleda Rahman is Newsweek's National Correspondent based in London, UK. Her focus is reporting on abortion rights, race, education, sexual abuse and capital punishment. Khaleda joined Newsweek in 2019 and had previously worked at the MailOnline in London, New York and Sydney. She is a graduate of University College London. Languages: English.
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Democrats accelerating Joe Biden nomination sparks outrage
The Democratic National Committee is moving forward with plans to nominate Biden through a roll call vote ahead of the convention.
Kentucky's new childhood laws come into force
Much of the legislation passed by the Kentucky General Assembly in its last session went into effect on July 15.
Thomas Matthew Crooks' father profiled by Donald Trump campaign
The family of the 20-year-old who came close to killing Trump was profiled in a database compiled by the former president's 2016 campaign.
Letitia James sues county over "transphobic" law
The New York attorney general filed a lawsuit against Nassau County over its effort to ban transgender girls and women from playing on women's sports teams.
"Demolition Ranch" owner releases 6 minute response after Trump shooting
"We were shocked and confused to find this out," Matt Carriker said after Thomas Matthew Crooks was pictured wearing merchandise from the YouTube channel.
Thomas Matthew Crooks had Donald Trump signs in his yard—neighbor
Crooks was registered as a Republican voter but records show he gave $15 to a progressive political action committee on the day Joe Biden was sworn into office.
Secret Service warned by police before Trump shooting: Report
The agency is facing scrutiny over security lapses that led a would-be assassin to shoot during Donald Trump's Pennsylvania rally.
Donald Trump's chances of beating Biden in Nevada, according to polls
President Joe Biden is heading to the battleground state this week.
Donald Trump starts fundraising after assassination attempt
Trump was left with a bloodied ear, while a rallygoer was killed in a shooting at a rally in Pennsylvania.
Donald Trump reveals interaction with doctor after shooting: "miracle"
"Usually you have to die to have an iconic picture," the former president told reporters.
Secret Service denies diverting resources to Jill Biden
The Secret Service has responded to claims it diverted resources away from Donald Trump.
Black Voters at odds with Black Democrats over Joe Biden
Congressional Black Caucus members have rallied behind Biden, but polls show a large number of Black voters want him replaced.
Kamala Harris Gets Poll Boost From Biden Voters
Polling conducted for Newsweek found 2020 Biden voters would prefer the vice president replace him should he quit the race.
Why Clarence Thomas investigation is unlikely to happen
The situation is complicated because "there are good reasons to pursue an investigation that coincide with political ones," Charles Gardner Geyh told Newsweek.
CenterPoint power outage sparks growing anger in Texas: "Unacceptable"
More than 1 million residents in Houston were without power days after Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Texas.
Videos show Uruguay players fight with Colombia fans after game
Uruguay captain José Giménez said players had entered the stands to protect their families as violence erupted after his side's Copa America semifinal defeat.
Project 2025: Full list of organizations behind proposals
Project 2025 published a handbook proposing an overhaul of the government if Donald Trump wins back the White House in November.
Project 2025 reported to IRS over "violations"
Complaints raised with tax authority over The Heritage Foundation's exempt status, claiming its document breaks nonpolitical rules.
Josh Hawley doubles down on Christian nationalism remarks
"Some will say that I am advocating Christian nationalism. And so I do," the Missouri Republican said in a speech at the National Conservatism Conference.
Kamala Harris' approval rating falls as talk of replacing Biden grows
President Joe Biden has vowed to continue running for reelection despite calls to step aside following his debate performance.
Amy Coney Barrett "flipping," conservative lawyer warns
Barrett's opinions in the court's most recent term showed a willingness to separate herself from the conservative majority.
Kamala Harris suffers polling blow among Democratic voters
"Kamala Harris simply isn't going to win any popularity contests, among Democrats or voters at large," one expert told Newsweek.
Chicago mayor blames Richard Nixon as over 100 people shot at weekend
Mayor Brandon Johnson suggested the root causes of Chicago's gun violence crisis date back to Richard Nixon's administration.
Kamala Harris running mate options: Five potential choices
If Joe Biden steps down and Harris replaces him, she would need to pick a running mate who would appeal to the most voters.
Joe Biden stung as Black voters want him replaced
Two polls found that many Black voters, a critical part of Biden's base, do not think he should remain in the presidential race.
Ex-Joe Biden staffer explains how they guide him with photos
It comes as the president is facing calls to drop out of the White House race following a poor debate performance against Donald Trump.
Senate Democrats' move to oust Joe Biden collapses
The lawmakers will reportedly no longer be meeting to discuss the president's path forward.
Putin ally weighs in on "pitiful" US election race
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said "everyone could draw their own conclusions about how it's all orchestrated."
Project 2025 ties cannot be denied by Trump—Democrats
Trump and Project 2025 "are one big MAGA operation, coordinating on an extreme blueprint to rip away freedoms and undermine democracy," a DNC spokesperson said.
Megyn Kelly attacks "power hungry" Jill Biden
The first lady has been trying to rally support for President Joe Biden as he faces calls to step aside after a poor debate performance.
