Kamala Harris and Donald Trump race to win over Latino voters as US election nears
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are racing to win support from Latinos in battleground states — voters with the potential to break a polling gridlock in one of the tightest White House contests ever. Both candidates will travel to Nevada and Arizona in the coming days,
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Donald Trump’s visit to Aurora on Friday for a sold-out rally will mark the first big public event by a major-party ...
Former US President Barack Obama lashed out at "crazy" Donald Trump Thursday and urged voters to back Kamala Harris as he ...
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse's report criticized the FBI for ignoring thousands of tips while investigating Supreme Court Justice ...
The Heritage Foundation published Project 2025 in 2023. There were 34 authors, 276 contributors, and 2 editors. Among the ...
Donald Trump says he'll make a campaign stop in Colorado this week and will speak at an event in Aurora.October 9, 2024, at 5 ...
Newsweek looked at voter registration numbers for both parties in Arizona, North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Nevada.
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Nassau Coliseum in Long Island, hundreds of such men — many white and middle- or working-class — came from work or school to ...
It can be difficult to separate the Republican former president and 2024 nominee's false statements on any particular issue ...
It is the first time Trump has led a national poll since September 22, when a survey put him 1 point ahead of Harris.
Some Republicans, like former Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney, have been very open about their support for Kamala Harris, ...
Former President Donald Trump is coming back to Michigan, this time to address the Detroit Economic Club. Trump is expected ...
Vice President Harris is deemed more likeable than her Republican opponent by voters, but former President Trump has an edge ...
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