Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Saturday said he will continue to hold outdoor rallies just two weeks after a bullet grazed his ear during an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania. In a post on his social media platform Truth Social, the former president said: “I WILL CONTINUE TO DO OUTDOOR RALLIES, AND SECRET SERVICE HAS AGREED TO
Tucson — Vice President Kamala Harris has started a “thorough” process of selecting a running mate in her bid to become America’s 47th president, her campaign manager confirmed to CBS News in an exclusive interview in Arizona on Friday. “The vice president has begun a process that is probably one of the most important processes
Measles infections are more than triple the rate of 2023 with five months still to go, according to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Republicans struggle with party discipline as they vie to replace a Democrat from the Last Frontier. Republicans are preparing to contest Rep. Mary Peltola (D-Alaska) in the nonpartisan primary for Alaska’s only seat in the House. Four years after voters approved it, the heavily Republican state’s ranked-choice voting system continues to vex and divide GOP
Tokyo – The Pentagon is expected to announce investments in Asia this week that play into the long-game positioning to deter China, just days after Chinese bombers for the first time ever encroached in the international airspace off Alaska. Despite ongoing wars in Ukraine and Gaza that still threaten to expand, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin is
Trump says he has removed last bandage from ear after assassination attempt – CBS News Watch CBS News Former President Donald Trump told supporters that he had just removed the last bandage from his ear after an assassination attempt two weeks ago, before criticizing on presumptive Democratic nominee Kamala Harris. Earlier in the day, Harris
The gun control group GIFFORDS has pledged to spend $15 million in swing states to support presumptive Democratic nominee Kamala Harris and other anti-gun candidates.