Preparation, pitfalls and breaking the fourth wall: Takeaways from a decade of Harris debates
Vice President Kamala Harris has been thinking about Tuesday’s debate against former President Donald Trump for a long time.
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From stirring to cringey: Memorable moments from past presidential debates
WASHINGTON (AP) — It could be a well-rehearsed zinger, a too-loud sigh — or a full performance befuddled enough to shockingly end a sitting president’s reelection bid.
How the Fight to Define Kamala Harris Will Shape Next Week’s Debate
For eight years, Donald J. Trump has singularly dominated the American political landscape. But as he prepares to debate Vice President Kamala Harris for the first time next week, the former president is facing a rare moment when the spotlight will be far more on his opponent than on him.
Hunter Biden Pleads Guilty in Tax Case
Hunter Biden pleaded guilty on Thursday to nine federal tax charges in Los Angeles, after telling his legal team that he refused to subject his family to another round of anguish and humiliation after a gut-wrenching gun trial in Delaware two months ago.
Liberal Party's national campaign director says he's stepping down
With an election expected within the coming year, the Liberals' national campaign director is stepping down.
Election 2024 Latest: Trump and Harris focus on tax policy ahead of next week’s debate
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will debate for the first time next Tuesday as the presidential candidates fight to sway voters on the biggest stage in U.S. politics. The meeting comes just 75 days after President Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance triggered a political earthquake that ultimately forced him from the race.
Tucker Carlson kicks off cross-country tour in Phoenix with prayers and Russell Brand
PHOENIX — Right-wing personality Tucker Carlson kicked off his live tour Wednesday night in battleground Arizona to a packed arena.
Trump insists he and Vance are not weird but ‘solid rocks’ as he rambles about hating mosquitoes
Donald Trump repeatedly insisted that he and running mate JD Vance were “not weird”, moments before launching into a tangent about hating mosquitoes during a town hall, where he also attacked rival Kamala Harris and promised “the largest deportation in history” if he was to return to the White House.