Washington — Former first lady Michelle Obama celebrated Kamala Harris’ presidential candidacy in a speech at the Democratic convention Tuesday, comparing her candidacy to that of her husband Barack Obama’s in 2008. “America, hope is making a comeback,” she said, alluding to his iconic 2008 campaign on hope. “Something wonderfully magical is in the air,
CHICAGO—Anti-Israel agitators clashed with police at an illegal protest organized by pro-terrorist groups outside of the Israeli consulate on day two of the Democratic National Convention. Hundreds of radicals used keffiyehs and masks to cover their faces, and dozens resisted as officers in riot gear arrested them. Quite a long line pic.twitter.com/E60h49BlNh — Jessica Costescu
Vice President Kamala Harris and running mate Gov. Tim Walz hold a rally in battleground Wisconsin as part of night two of the Democratic National Convention in nearby Chicago
CHICAGO—Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D., N.Y.) said he would always “stand up to anti-Semitism” in a speech to the Democratic National Convention that ignored left-wing anti-Israel protests raging outside the convention. While Schumer didn’t acknowledge the anti-Israel protests, he did accuse Republican nominee Donald Trump of promoting “anti-Semitic stereotypes.” “I’m wearing this blue square
Washington — Former first lady Michelle Obama celebrated Kamala Harris’ presidential candidacy in a speech at the Democratic convention Tuesday, comparing her candidacy to that of her husband Barack Obama’s in 2008. “America, hope is making a comeback,” she said, alluding to his iconic 2008 campaign on hope. “Something wonderfully magical is in the air,
Jonathan Polin and Rachel Goldberg, the parents of Hersh Goldberg—one of eight Americans still held hostage in Gaza—came to the DNC to “amplify the need for more advocacy and more publicity about this so that we can get these people home,” Goldberg told Epoch Times’ Jan Jekielek. Read More Original News Source Link – Epoch
“The American population is looking towards pathways, i.e, the types of jobs that you can get straight out of high school, without having to go into college-level debt. A lot of that is going to fall in the manufacturing industry,” political analyst Ameshia Cross told The Epoch Times’ Jan Jekielek, in speaking about Vice Preside…