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Kimberly Burrell, a life-long Democrat who will be voting for Vice President Kamala Harris for President, lost her 18-year-old son Darryl Pray Jr. in 2009 to gun violence. In July, around the anniversary of his death, she sat down with a group of Philadelphia mothers who also lost loved ones to gun violence, for an interview with MSNBC's Yasmin Vossoughian.

New speculation is swirling about whether Vice President Kamala Harris can win in areas of the country that are not traditionally considered Democratic.

Donald Trump has banked his re-election chances on turning out young male voters, but that strategy has only compounded his long-standing problem with women voters.

An army of Donald Trump bros is being recruited through a multi-million dollar campaign to boost MAGA support among young, male voters, according to a new report.

Metaphorical monkeys of pandemonium will be armed and ready to throw — not a party — if former President Donald Trump wins the election in November, according a concerned conservative.

US consumer inflation cooled slightly less than expected last month, according to government data published Thursday, providing further evidence that price pressures are easing ahead of November's presidential election.

Donald Trump's campaign frequently sends supporters contest offers that often involve opportunities to personally meet or have dinner with the former president.

Donald Trump's increasingly – and admittedly – dark rhetoric betrays his fears about losing the election for the second time in a row, according to an expert.

A sinister and deadly wager lies underneath former President Donald Trump's false claims that Democrats steal federal emergency funding, a new political analysis contends.

For years, Republican small-dollar donors have faced a barrage of spam text messages from political campaigns begging them to send them cash -- and now it may be coming back to haunt them.

Melania Trump's press tour to promote her new memoir has revealed she may be an even bigger grifter than her husband, according to a new column.

Arizona’s 15-week abortion ban is projected to cost the state billions every year, with women forced out of the labor market as a result of inadequate reproductive health care, a new report says.

Donald Trump early Thursday morning amplified his calls to have CBS investigated for its editing choices in an interview with Vice President Kamala Harris, declaring that the development is "totally illegal" and demanding the government "take away the CBS license."

In announcing former President Donald Trump’s visit to Aurora, the Trump campaign framed the Republican presidential candidate’s purpose in terms of crime-fighting.

A new report from The Sentencing Project estimates more than 18,000 Coloradans serving time for a felony conviction in prison or jail won’t be able to vote in the 2024 election.

Former President Donald Trump on late Wednesday elicited mockery when he ruled out doing another debate with Vice President Kamala Harris even within the friendly confines of Fox News.

A GOP-endorsed candidate for district judge has promoted numerous fringe conspiracy theories, including the Pizzagate child sex trafficking hoax.

Donald Trump is killing his own supporters by spreading false information, and he has done it before, according to his family member.

WASHINGTON — U.S. Supreme Court justices Tuesday grappled with whether the Biden administration exceeded its authority when it set regulations for kits that can be assembled into untraceable firearms, and a majority of justices seemed somewhat skeptical the rule was an overreach.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen’s hearing before a Commission on Practice adjudication panel regarding the 41 counts of professional misconduct he faces will proceed as scheduled and start on Wednesday morning after the Montana Supreme Court on Tuesday denied Knudsen’s latest request to have the hearing vacated and the five-member panel replaced.

An Oklahoma City man has been charged with planning an Election Day terrorist attack, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Tuesday.

Human beings make mistakes.

What Wichita State University president Richard Muma did doesn’t look like a mistake to me.

Crafting the doctoral dissertation he submitted, for a degree he accepted, requires a string of deliberate choices. Those choices arguably disqualify someone who made them from holding a position of high academic leadership. That’s the takeaway from Kansas Reflector senior reporter Tim Carpenter’s investigative report on Muma, which uncovered more than 50... Читать дальше...

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A former high-ranking public health official under Donald Trump sounded the alarm on the former president's potential return to the White House.

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