There’s a lot of regret inside the Republican Party right now about the selection of Ohio Sen. J.D. Vance as its vice presidential nominee. Vance’s favorability numbers, even
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Why Harris and Democrats keep calling Trump and Vance ‘weird’
Vice President Kamala Harris and her Democratic allies are emphasizing a new line of criticism against Republicans — branding Donald Trump and his running mate,
Kamala Harris’s V.P. Scorecard
As Vice President Kamala Harris weighs her running mate options, she may consider governing experience, policy views and personality fit. Or she might cut straight
Harris was expected to have fundraising trouble. Here’s why big donors are actually lining up in droves.
Major Democratic donors are already flocking to Kamala Harris, and they say the main reason is straightforward: She’s not Joe Biden. Her presidential campaign raised
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Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is raising concerns about Vice President Kamala Harris’ documented struggles with retaining staff, telling Fox News that “nobody lasts very long” while
Vance says Harris switch was political sucker punch
Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio), the Republican vice presidential nominee, privately told donors that the emergence of Vice President Harris’s campaign was a “political sucker punch,” breaking from
Alliance Born Out of War Blossoms in Peace
More than seven decades has passed since the end of the Korean War that resulted in the signing of the Korean Armistice Agreement on July
Taiwan says reaches agreement with China over fishermen’s deaths
Taiwan reached an agreement with China on Tuesday over the deaths of two Chinese fishermen in a maritime incident following months of negotiations, a move
Foreign lawmakers shine light on China tensions over Taiwan
Forty-nine lawmakers from 24 countries gathered in Taiwan on Tuesday to discuss how China is raising tensions with the democratically ruled island and to assess
China’s new ultra-fast chip could double the pace of electronic warfare
Chinese scientists have developed what could be the fastest analogue-to-digital converter (ADC) for military use. The device can reduce the time delay of electronic warfare