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Vice President Kamala Harris appeared on Saturday Night Live this weekend, teaming up with Maya Rudolph, who frequently portrays her in skits on the show. The duo delivered comedic exchanges, blending humor with political jabs as Election Day approaches. Humorous Jab at Trump’s Recent Struggles During the skit, Harris complimented Rudolph’s version of herself, saying, …
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To win the White House, a presidential candidate must secure 270 Electoral College votes. These votes are allocated to U.S. states based on their congressional representation. In most states, the candidate with the most votes wins all of that state’s electors. Current Electoral Landscape According to U.S. media tallies, Vice President Kamala Harris starts with …
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Donald Trump’s recent comments targeting former Republican lawmaker Liz Cheney have sparked fresh controversy as political tensions rise. The former president, who is running again in the 2024 election, made inflammatory remarks suggesting Cheney might change her “war hawk” stance if faced with armed combat. These comments, made at a campaign event in Arizona with …
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WASHINGTON: President Joe Biden will attend the inauguration of the next U.S. president in January, whether the victory goes to Vice President Kamala Harris or former President Donald Trump. The White House confirmed Biden’s commitment to the tradition on Wednesday, less than a week before the 2024 election. White House spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre emphasized Biden’s …
As Election Day approaches, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are campaigning in critical battleground states, aiming to sway undecided voters. Donald Trump held two rallies on Wednesday, first in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, followed by another in Green Bay, Wisconsin. The former president addressed large crowds, emphasizing his vision for the …
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has made bold promises to investigate or prosecute political rivals and election workers if he wins the presidency again. He claims this is necessary to combat election fraud, despite numerous courts, state governments, and even members of his former administration rejecting these allegations. Trump has consistently stated that he was …
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The Supreme Court has rejected two urgent petitions from Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who sought to have his name removed from the presidential ballots in the battleground states of Michigan and Wisconsin. With early voting already underway, Kennedy expressed concerns that leaving his name on the ballots could mislead voters about his willingness to serve …
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Tim Walz, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, strongly criticized the rhetoric at Donald Trump’s recent rally at Madison Square Garden. He expressed his dismay during a campaign event in Wisconsin. “Their closing argument last night was clear to the rest of the world: It’s about hate, it’s about division,” Walz declared. His comments reflect a growing …
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Former President Donald Trump hinted at a possible cabinet position for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. during a packed rally at Madison Square Garden on Sunday. Although Trump didn’t explicitly offer a role to Kennedy, he suggested the possibility by promising to let Kennedy “go wild on health” if he wins the election. Trump added, “I’m …
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At a lively town hall in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, tech mogul Elon Musk stirred controversy, asserting that those who criticize former President Donald Trump as a democratic threat are themselves endangering democracy. Musk, known for his outspoken opinions, addressed the crowded event to discuss issues ranging from the U.S. election process to regulation of artificial …
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