Harris campaign raised $81 million in 24 hours after Biden dropped out

Some states commit delegates to Harris States begin committing delegates to Harris campaign 04:14 Washington — Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign raked in $81 million in the 24 hours after President Biden ended his bid for reelection and Harris announced she would be seeking the Democratic presidential nomination, her campaign said Monday. The eye-popping

Who could Kamala Harris pick as her VP? Here are 10 potential running mates

Washington — Speculation has been building about who Kamala Harris will choose as her running mate — a decision she’ll have to make soon as the Democratic National Convention nears.  The vice president is looking at a deep bench ahead of the party’s nominating convention in Chicago next month. Many were considered to be potential presidential

Kamala Harris’ campaign says it raised more than $100M after launch

Washington — Vice President Kamala Harris secured the support of at least 27 state delegations by Monday evening — surpassing the majority of Democratic delegates she will need to win the Democratic presidential nomination. If those endorsements hold, delegations will officially nominate Harris for president during a virtual roll call early next month, ahead of

Harris’ bid for president draws growing support after Biden drops out

Democrats on Monday moved to consolidate behind Vice President Kamala Harris for the party’s nomination, capping off a dramatic 24 hours since President Biden made the shocking announcement that he would be dropping out of the 2024 race and then backed Harris for the nomination.  Harris made her first public remarks since the announcement at

Lowlights From Secret Service Chief Kimberly Cheatle’s Disastrous Testimony

Under fire from both parties during congressional hearing, Cheatle refused to answer basic questions on Trump assassination attempt Secret Service director Kimberly Cheatle delivered a disastrous congressional testimony on Monday, repeatedly refusing to answer basic questions about the agency’s failures ahead of the assassination attempt on former president Donald Trump. Nine days after the would-be