Ahead of June's vote, Euronews asks MEP candidates and EU citizens to say what their priorities would be if elected to the European Parliament. Stay tuned as Euronews will publish more statements every day.
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‘I know one thing: she voted for me, according to what she said,’ claimed the former president
CNN’s Jeff Zeleny reports on gains President Joe Biden has made with senior voters, and talks to some voters about why – and why not – they are supporting Biden over Trump in 2024.
Gaffe came as 78-year-old Republican presidential candidate sought to bolster his support among Black and Latino voters in Michigan
With retail theft increasing, California Democratic leadership is clashing with a coalition of law enforcement and business groups in a fierce political fight over how to crack down on the problem. State lawmakers are trying to preserve progressive policies and stay away from putting more people behind bars. The two most likely paths under consideration this year are a ballot initiative to create harsher penalties for repeat offenders, and a legislative package aimed at making it easier to go after professional crime rings.
Republicans are openly floating that this will finally be the year that Virginia shifts from the Democratic column it’s been in for several presidential elections and back into the battleground category where Donald Trump could win.
Sir Keir Starmer has dismissed Nigel Farage’s claim to be leader of opposition, saying “there are only two candidates for prime minister”.
Concern continues after local elections and George Galloway win that party’s position on Israel-Gaza war still eroding support
With less than three weeks until Britain’s election day, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is running out of time to change an ominous tune for his Conservative Party. Polls continue to give the left-of-center opposition Labour Party under Keir Starmer a double-digit lead over Sunak’s Conservatives, who have been in power for 14 years under five different prime ministers. Sunak’s attempts to close the gap have had little apparent impact.
Ex-president says decision to hold vote after upheaval of European parliamentary ballot is ‘major risk’ for country
Former President Trump took a swing at President Biden Friday during his birthday message, reupping his calls for aptitude tests as the incumbent continues to face scrutiny over his mental fitness. Trump celebrated his 78th birthday Friday at a Club 47 event in West Palm Beach, Fla., using much of his speech attacking Biden as…
It has been another bad week for Vladimir Putin.
Former President Trump’s relatively new status as a Florida resident is complicating the potential of him choosing the state’s senior Sen. Marco Rubio (R) to run on the same ticket as him in November. The 12th Amendment maintains that presidential and vice presidential candidates running on the same ticket “shall not be an inhabitant of the…
Former White House communications director Alyssa Farah Griffin said she thinks “rage and retribution” would be a governing principle for former President Trump if he wins a second term. Farah Griffin joined Mediaite’s Aidan McLaughlin to discuss her time in the Trump administration, her resignation, and what she thinks a second Trump term and the…
Trump reportedly insulted the Brew City, which is set to host the Republican National Convention in a few weeks as the former president aims to court Wisconsin voters
Rishi Sunak came out fighting after Reform overtook the Conservatives for the first time in one YouGov poll
Cyril Ramaphosa, leader of the famed party of Nelson Mandela, calls the coalition deal a ‘new birth, a new era for our country’
A Labour government might have a huge majority, but weak foundations
Former President Trump may be set for controversy at next month’s Republican National Convention — and not only because he reportedly described its host city of Milwaukee as “horrible” earlier this week. The convention’s planners are making contingencies for the possibility that Trump will not be able to attend the event in person, according to…
A Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge has ruled that Nova Scotia's chief electoral officer had no authority to order the Liberal Party of Nova Scotia to take down signs and stop distributing campaign material she deemed misleading to voters in the riding of Preston.In a ruling released Friday, Justice Josh Arnold criticized Dorothy Rice's actions during last August's Preston byelection.He ruled she misinterpreted the province's Elections Act, had no authority to order campaign material be removed, n
A showdown between the Republican and Democrat is scheduled for later this month.
