OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — Measures to legalize medical marijuana in Nebraska have enough signatures to appear on November ballot, official says.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump went head-to-head in their first and possibly only debate on Tuesday night.
Kamala Harris goaded Donald Trump during their debate by saying people leave his rallies early. Trump took the bait and got visibly flustered.
Ex-White House official yelled at reporter, who seemed increasingly confused by Miller’s reaction
Trump telling Harris to stop laughing at him was a real thing that happened multiple times.
The "Daily Show" host hit the former president for an "insanely false" claim at the debate.
The president briefly donned a ‘Trump 2024’ hat during a visit to Shanksville, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday following a 9/11 memorial service
Former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy drew laughs from CNBC hosts on Wednesday after praising former President Trump’s debate performance and insisting he “controlled himself more than normal.”“My money, Trump is going to win,” McCarthy told CNBC’s Squawk Box on Wednesday, insisting that voters had already made up their minds before the primetime debate on Tuesday night.McCarthy, who retired from the House at the end of 2023, told the hosts that Trump had “missed opportunities,” as well as a disad
GOP lawmakers and analysts virtually unanimous that Trump was second best to Harris in first presidential debate
Former president repeated familiar falsehoods and gave rambling answers
Donald Trump spent the afternoon ahead of his debate against Kamala Harris by demanding Republican lawmakers pursue a government shutdown if they cannot attach a hardline voting bill to the budget.Trump’s demand, via a fiery post on Truth Social, was met with pushback from some establishment Republicans—but appeared to nudge some Trump allies, like Marjorie Taylor Greene, into backing Trump’s desire.“If Republicans in the House, and Senate, don’t get absolute assurances on Election Security, THE
House Republicans are bemoaning former President Trump’s performance in the first — and potentially only — debate against Vice President Harris, acknowledging that the Democratic nominee successfully got under her GOP opponent’s skin. Several times throughout the more than 90-minute debate in Philadelphia, Harris appeared to try to bait Trump with attacks on matters that hit close…
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have faced off for the first time in a live TV debate ahead of the US election.
Russia said on Wednesday that its partnership with China was not aimed against third countries but the two powers could "combine potential" if faced with a threat from the United States. "I would like to remind you that Moscow and Beijing will respond to 'double containment' by the United States with 'double counteraction'," Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said when asked about a possible deployment of U.S. missiles in Japan.
As Republican “spinners” milled with reporters under the TV screens and bright lights backstage at the presidential debate, a strange commotion broke out.
The missile's production mark, which read 2024, is the first public evidence of a missile made this year by North Korea being used in the Ukraine war.
The Oscar-winning actor also pointed out the one part of the presidential debate that she was less than happy with.
Georgia congresswoman said tweet from far-right agitator do not ‘represent President Trump,’ day after Loomer flew with Trump to debate
Blood on the ground of a dark, cramped tunnel sealed by an iron door, bullets and a chess set are seen in a video released by the Israeli military of the passageway deep underground where it said six slain hostages were held and killed by Hamas. The video was filmed by the military last Friday, its spokesperson Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari said, as a forensic team investigated the hostage deaths. It was released to the public on Tuesday after it had been viewed by their families and the Israeli security cabinet.
The former GOP presidential candidate said her decision to support Trump is "based on substance."
The Federal Reserve will lower interest rates by 25 basis points at each of the U.S. central bank's three remaining policy meetings in 2024, according to a majority of economists in a Reuters poll that found only nine of 101 expected a half-percentage-point cut next week. With inflation approaching the Fed's 2% target and some signs of an economic slowdown, policymakers have made it clear "the time has come" to start reducing the federal funds rate, which has been held in the 5.25%-5.50% range since July 2023. Rate markets are still pricing in more than 100 basis points of cuts this year.
