Republicans face backlash for lawsuits targeting overseas and military voting

House Democrats have asked Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin to guarantee that overseas Americans, including those serving in the armed forces, retain their right to participate in U.S. elections.

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Author: Amy Gardner,Jacqueline Alemany,Dan Lamothe

Harris advisers zero in on Michigan strategy to overcome anticipated losses among some parts of Democratic coalition

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign, anticipating losses among some corners of the party’s coalition in Michigan, is zeroing in on a strategy that they think will help overcome those losses by locking in reliably Democratic voters and growing their numbers among others.

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Author: Priscilla Alvarez

How Door Knocking Is Going in a Wisconsin Swing County

Door County, Wis., has picked the presidential winner since 1996. Last time, the margin was 292 votes, so the campaigns are trying to reach every household.

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Author: Julie Bosman

Republican lawsuits target rules for overseas voters, but those ballots are already sent

The latest method of voting to fall into the political crosshairs is the way overseas voters cast their ballots – including members of the military stationed abroad.

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Author: Associated Press

‘Let’s Just Listen To Music’: Trump Turns Town Hall Into Concert Prompting Mockery From Harris

The former president stood on stage and bobbed to music for more than half an hour after calling for an early end to his town hall.

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Author: Siladitya Ray

Republicans won’t dampen King Charles’s visit to Australia

It appears, however, that left-wing politicians’ indifference to the King and Queen runs against the tide of public opinion.

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Author: Terry Barnes

Trump sways and bops to music for 39 minutes in bizarre town-hall episode

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Author: Marianne LeVine

At a Trump Town Hall Cut Short, a D.J. Session Runs Long

After a second medical incident at Donald Trump’s event outside Philadelphia, the candidate stood on the stage bobbing for a half-hour as the crowd slowly filtered out.

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Author: Michael Gold

The vast divide between Republicans and Democrats over fast food

Earlier this year, a reporter at NBC News posted on X that she’s “not sure [she] will ever recover from learning” that a colleague gets restaurant recommendations from Federal Election Commission filings, the periodic reports that reveal how candidates for Congress and the White House spend their campaign dollars. Her colleague tweeted in reply: “I…

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Author: Red Lake Nation News

Harris to portray Trump as tyrant-in-waiting after his ‘enemy within’ remarks

At Pennsylvania rally, vice-president will hone in on Trump’s threat to use armed forces against his adversaries

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Author: Robert Tait

Opinion | Hey Dems, stop doomscrolling and go win the election

Votes, not vibes, will determine whether Harris or Trump wins in November.

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Author: Eugene Robinson

Harris proposes 1 million forgivable loans to Black entrepreneurs, as Trump makes inroads

Vice President Kamala Harris unveiled an “Opportunity Agenda” plan for Black men, which includes providing forgivable loans to entrepreneurs.

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Author: Annie Nova

What To Know About Kamala Harris’ Economic Agenda As She Announces New Proposals For Black Men

The vice president rolled out new economic proposals aimed at Black men as she courts their vote.

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Author: Alison Durkee

CNN data guru warns Trump may beat Harris in key metrics

CNN data reporter Harry Enten revealed that former President Donald Trump is expected to garner a “historic” number of Black and Hispanic voters in November.

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Author: Fox News

Bill Clinton says election will come down to ‘whether we can get an honest, open count’

The former president made the remark while campaigning for Harris in Georgia.

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Author: Gabe Gutierrez,Raquel Coronell Uribe

Republicans turn Clinton migrant comments into attack ad

The former Democrat president raised the killing of Laken Riley, allegedly by an illegal migrant

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Author: Cameron Henderson

Political campaigns: where do candidates and their staff like to eat?

The Washington Post analyzed campaign expenses to see what food campaigns are buying, finding patterns in which food Republicans and Democrats prefer and where they eat.

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Author: Caitlin Keith

Trump’s campaign has spent a whopping amount on fast food

Republicans have reportedly spent about 28 times as much as Democrats at McDonald’s

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Author: Kelly Rissman

Fox News Politics: Who is to blame for the border?

The latest updates from the 2024 campaign trail, exclusive interviews and more Fox News politics content

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Author: Fox News Staff

With Obama, ‘All the Smoke’ and ‘huddle-ups,’ Harris ramps up outreach to Black men

Harris’ campaign is ramping up outreach to the typically Democratic voting group, as polling suggests Trump could overperform among young men of all races.

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Author: Nnamdi Egwuonwu,Yamiche Alcindor

Kamala Harris promises ‘opportunity’ for Black men amid waning support

With less than a month before the US presidential elections, Democrats fear declining support in important demographic.

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Author: Al Jazeera

Column | The two shifts in support that may determine the next president

White women are leaning more to the left as non-White men are leaning more to the right.

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Author: Philip Bump

Harris reveals ‘opportunity agenda for Black men’ in efforts to shore up support

Plan includes loan program and apprenticeships as worries grow that some Black voters aren’t excited with Harris-Walz

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Author: Edward Helmore

Kamala Harris’ campaign can’t stop patronising American men

Progressives have spent years demonising male voters. Now they’re trying to guilt them into backing the Democrats

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Author: Caroline Downey

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