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(The Center Square) – Silicon carbide power solutions company Wolfspeed, headquartered in North Carolina, has a tentative memorandum of understanding to get three-quarters of $1 billion from the Biden administration. Wolfspeed, in Durham, has been battling losses and a price share down 71%. Still, it remains an American market leader and challenged by Chinese competitors. […]

Vice President Kamala Harris unleashed a more aggressive campaign strategy three weeks ahead of the election, a shift that Democrats wish she had adopted earlier.  Harris set aside her message of “joy” to issue dark warnings against electing former President Donald Trump and she’s doing so with a revved-up media booking schedule, including a Fox […]

A growing sense of unease has set in among Democrats, who fear a presidential election they thought they had won by switching the top of the ticket might be slipping away. Vice President Kamala Harris has abandoned her cautious media strategy, deigning to appear even on Fox News, a cable network both she and President […]

Whoever wins the presidential race on Nov. 5 will have 76 days to complete a complicated and massive effort to take over the federal government from outgoing President Joe Biden. That process has already begun for Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. While most of the attention will fall on what the president-elect is doing, some […]

DETROIT — Democrats in Detroit are warning that Vice President Kamala Harris is not doing enough to reach black voters, with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s 2016 loss in Michigan still front of mind for local officials. This week, the Harris campaign unveiled its largest push yet to appeal to the black community, as […]

Michigan has had a back-and-forth history with parties for a century. From the 1930s to the ’60s, the state alternated parties before voting red from 1972 to 1988. It was then that the Great Lakes State became a part of the “blue wall” from 1992 to 2012. In 2016, Donald Trump had the majority vote […]

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Republican Senate candidate Bernie Moreno is promising to deliver for Ohioans who he says have been “hoodwinked” by Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) for too long. Ohio’s Senate race is one of a few competitive seats that Democrats desperately need to hang on to if they wish to keep the chamber majority. Ohio, […]

Democratic Rep. Colin Allred went toe-to-toe with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) Tuesday night in the only debate for the Texas Senate race. The debate, at times tense and full of memorable one-liners, comes as Democrats target Cruz’s seat in an effort to keep control of the upper chamber. The Democratic Senate campaign arm recently announced […]

ATLANTA — Former President Donald Trump returned to Georgia on day one of early voting, intent on making the ultimate comeback by winning the state that led to his 2020 election defeat and subsequent prosecution. “We want a landslide that’s too big to rig. We can’t let anything happen,” Trump told the roughly 2,800 people inside […]

A Georgia judge halted a rule requiring the mandatory hand-counting of ballots on election night. The rule had been put in place by the Georgia Election Board, which maintains that the process is needed to ensure election integrity. Democrats argued that hand counting would drag out the results and cause uncertainty. On Tuesday, Fulton County […]