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Ben Carson says Harris ‘needs to be told’ what her policies are ahead of debate

Dr. Ben Carson argued Vice President Kamala Harris “doesn’t really know” what her own policies are for her presidential aspirations, as she “needs to be told” what her policies are. Carson, who previously worked as secretary of Housing and Urban Development during the Trump administration, previewed the upcoming presidential debate scheduled for Tuesday, which he […]

Nate Silver gives Trump new probability high of victory

Election analyst Nate Silver gave former President Donald Trump a record-high probability of winning against Vice President Kamala Harris. The bump came partially as a result of Sunday’s New York Times/Sienna poll, which Silver has as one of the highest-rated pollsters. Silver’s newest rating has Trump with a 63.8% probability, compared to Harris’s 36%. The […]

Burgum blasts Democrats for embracing Dick Cheney as Sanders praises his ‘courage’

Gov. Doug Burgum (R-ND) highlighted Democrats’ long-standing negative views of former vice president Dick Cheney on Sunday and suggested that some on the Left were hypocrites for suddenly praising the former Republican vice president for endorsing Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris. “This is Darth Cheney, you know, ‘genocidal war criminal’ is what Democrats were calling […]

Dana Bash swipes at Harris’s inability to give ‘clear’ policy answers: ‘That’s kind of your answer’

CNN anchor Dana Bash contended Vice President Kamala Harris gave several “evasive” answers during the interview she conducted last month, noting she repeated several questions to Harris to clarify her sudden change in position on policies. Bash scored Harris’s first interview as a presidential candidate, during which she was joined by her 2024 running mate, […]

Iowa judge rules against Libertarian candidates, keeping their names off the ballot for Congress

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Three Libertarian candidates seeking U.S. House seats in Iowa will not appear on the ballot this November following a judge’s ruling Saturday, upholding a state election panel’s decision. The ruling came in an appeal by the candidates after the State Objection Panel, composed of one Democratic and two Republican elected officials, […]

Wildfire east of LA threatens thousands of homes and forces evacuations

SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) — Thousands of homes and buildings were threatened Sunday by an out-of-control wildfire burning in the foothills of a national forest east of Los Angeles, amid a dayslong heat wave that pushed temperatures into the triple digits across the region. State firefighters said 8,733 structures were threatened, including single and multi-family homes […]

Pelosi doubts Trump will show up to the debate: ‘I know cowardice when I see it’

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) openly doubted that former President Donald Trump would show up to the presidential debate with Vice President Kamala Harris, scheduled for Tuesday. In an interview at TribFest, the former House speaker was asked what advice she would give the former president regarding the debate, then joking that the two are “close.” […]

Violent crimes on rise in Chicago, robberies at 5-year high

(The Center Square) – Crime is up in Chicago despite city-wide efforts – and more than $180 million – to reduce violence through a series of programs. Republican state Rep. John Cabello said Chicago’s rising crime rate amounts to an indictment of the state’s present legal system and all its recent changes. New data shows […]

Council president on homelessness: ‘We are Spokane; we do things differently here’

(The Center Square) – With a roundtable discussion slated for next week, several Spokane officials hosted a Thursday press conference to give more insight into the city council’s deferred homelessness ordinances. Council President Betsy Wilkerson said the upcoming meeting(s) are intended “to dispel some of the misinformation and miscommunication that is circulating in our community.” […]

New England states tout ‘historic’ offshore wind plans

(The Center Square) — Two New England states are going all-in on wind power by pursuing what is being described as the “largest” offshore procurement in the region. On Friday, Massachusetts and Rhode Island jointly announced that they plan to procure a total of 2,678 megawatts of offshore wind power spread across all three projects […]
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