Just over three months ago, Vice-President Kamala Harris walked up to a microphone to make a speech that would define both her past and her
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Can you wear a Trump or Harris hat to the polls? It depends on where you live
Millions of people have cast their ballots without incident so far this election. Though in some reported cases there have been issues with what voters are wearing to
Kamala Harris Joins ‘S.N.L.’ for a Pep Talk With Maya Rudolph
Appearing in a mirror opposite her longtime impersonator, the vice president gave a little positive encouragement to her comedic reflection. The vice president gazed into
New York Times Editorial Board Rips Apart Donald Trump in Single Paragraph
The editorial board of The New York Times just eviscerated Donald Trump in a single paragraph. The piece, published on Saturday, was the Times’ latest attack on the former president
Some polls offer promising outlook for Trump in swing states and reveal most believe US is on the wrong track
Donald Trump’s aides are bullish about their prospects with their internal polls showing them ahead of his rival Kamala Harris during the final weekend of the campaign
Kamala Harris leapfrogs Donald Trump to take lead near Election Day. Here’s how
Kamala Harris now leads Donald Trump in Iowa — a startling reversal for Democrats and Republicans who have all but written off the state’s presidential
How Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to dispute the election results – again
Donald Trump is re-using his 2020 playbook to baselessly claim the 2024 election is being stolen from him and is being joined by allies with
Indonesian Coast Guard again drives away a CCP vessel disrupting survey operations
Indonesian patrol ships drove a Chinese Communist Party (CCP) coast guard vessel away from a survey vessel in the South China Sea in late October
Italy, Japan, U.K. step up development of stealth fighter
Defense ministers of Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom agreed to accelerate development of a next-generation fighter jet and establish an organization to work with
Bolivia says Morales supporters detained over 200 soldiers
The Bolivian Foreign Ministry said that three military units in the central province of Chapare were “assaulted by irregular groups” on Friday. The assailants took