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Vice President Kamala Harris maintains a commanding lead over former President Trump in California, but Trump’s gains among the state’s Latino voters highlight a troubling sign for Democrats at the national level, according to a new poll.
Democratic nominee Kamala Harris appeared Tuesday on Howard Stern’s satellite radio show and ‘The View,’ two programs with starkly different audiences.
Kamala Harris was introduced to much of the nation as the next Barack Obama. The comparison has been a blessing and a burden.
Harris would continue the internationalist policies of Biden and Obama. Trump would reprise his previous role as disrupter-in-chief.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz has faced questions about misstatements he’s made, including about his military service and the Tiananmen Square massacre in China.
The Trump-Harris race will come down to the seven states that decided the last presidential race. The fight for control of the House and Senate also looks to be close.
The city brought us the first female House speaker and, if Harris wins, the first female president.
Vice President Kamala Harris is pledging ongoing federal support for those affected by Hurricane Helene as she visits North Carolina.
Amid shifting labor loyalties, a firefighters union has declined to endorse any candidate. Harris in Michigan calls Trump a ‘union buster.’
Former President Obama is planning to hit key swing states to boost Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign against Donald Trump.
