Following Kamala Harris’s official nomination as the Democratic presidential candidate Thursday evening, Rep. Seth Moulton (D., Mass.) urged the vice president to start laying out “real, solid policy proposals” in the coming weeks, warning that “the honeymoon’s inevitably going to end.” “Two things are going to happen: One, the honeymoon’s inevitably going to end, and
The University of California, Los Angeles dismissed its appeal to a judge’s devastating Aug. 13 ruling that found the school has failed in its responsibility to maintain equal access to programs, activities, and campus areas for Jewish and non-Jewish students alike. UCLA has decided to pull its appeal, which the school originally filed this week,
The 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago concluded on Thursday with thousands of balloons pouring from the ceiling. While the DNC lasted only a few days, left behind were items that included hats, pins and signs. This is where the Smithsonian National Museum of American History steps in to collect and preserve this memorabilia, capturing the
Congress must pass a spending package by Oct. 1 to avoid a government shutdown, but the upcoming presidential election could complicate both parties' strategies for doing so.
Second Amendment groups are calling on the Supreme Court to hear a case challenging Maryland's semiautomatic rifle ban, after a circuit court upheld it this month.
Riley Gaines and several other NCAA athletes will testify in a Georgia state Senate hearing inquiring on females competing against biological men in women's sports.
Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign manager refused to answer if and when the vice president would hold a press conference.