Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy speaks during a debate at WTNH’s studio, Wednesday, Oct 30, 2024, in New Haven, Conn. (Courtesy WTNH via AP, Pool)

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The right to abortion has been codified in Connecticut law since 1990, but U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy is warning how women in the state could still be at risk if Republicans impose a national ban

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Author: Susan Haigh

Stunt intended to troll Biden and Harris underlines original source of garbage comments as Trump answers reporters’ questions leaning out of vehicle

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Author: Oliver O’Connell

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Author: CNN

The former Republican governor said that he was backing the Democrat because a Trump victory would mean ‘four more years of bullshit’

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Author: Catherine Shoard

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are continuing their campaign trails in the lead up to the election. Follow live.

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Author: Elissa Steedman

“It’s not just that the comments can change the minds of some Puerto Rican voters. It’s that it might also shape the ultimate decision of Latinos broadly,” the New Yorker contributing writer Geraldo Cadava says.

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Author: The New Yorker

Donald Trump’s campaign launches attack ads against Democrats’ stance on LGBTQ issues in final push to win voters

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Author: Tony Diver

The (once-a-week) ‘Daily Show’ host feels a deep sense of urgency: “If I don’t yell this out now, I think I might have a heart attack.”

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Author: Chris Smith

Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald Trump both heading to North Carolina on Thursday after Democrat delivers ‘closing argument’ speech and defends Joe Biden over latest gaffe

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Author: Oliver O’Connell

Harris faces conundrum of showing deference to president while distancing herself after his ‘garbage’ comments

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Author: Edward Helmore

Joe Biden’s explosive ‘garbage’ comments are a reminder of the Democrats’ extremism, and Harris’ role over the last four years

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Author: Sherelle Jacobs

It’s not just a quip. It’s a culture.

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Author: Zack Beauchamp

The comedian abandoned his ‘usual roast’ of Trump and, while he still cracked jokes, struck a more serious tone

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Author: Rhian Lubin

White House has said Biden was referring to Trump’s ‘hateful rhetoric at the Madison Square Garden rally as garbage’ – and not the GOP candidate’s supporters

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Author: James Liddell

Ricardo Rosselló – no stranger to political fallout himself – says Trump must address offensive jokes with ‘full force’

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Author: José Olivares