Jeffries, Schumer endorse Kamala Harris for president
Vice President Kamala Harris has now secured the backing of the top two Congressional Democrats.
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Watch Live: Harris campaigns in Wisconsin, her first rally of presidential campaign
CBS News Live CBS News 24/7 Live Vice President Kamala Harris is traveling to the battleground state of Wisconsin for her first campaign rally since she launched her presidential campaign. By Monday evening, her nascent campaign said it had raised $100 million, and she had secured the endorsements of a majority of the Democratic delegates
Harris campaigns in Wisconsin, her first rally of presidential campaign
Vice President Kamala Harris is in the battleground state of Wisconsin for her first campaign rally since she launched her presidential campaign. “The path to the White House goes through Wisconsin,” Harris told the crowd, adding, “we are counting on you right here in Milwaukee … and in 2024, we will win again.” She praised
VP Harris faces backlash in crucial swing state after her ‘disastrous’ anti-fracking position resurfaces
As a presidential candidate in 2019, VP Kamala Harris proclaimed that she supports a ban on fracking, which critics, particularly in the Rust Belt, are taking issue with.
Biden to Address Nation for First Time Since Ending Candidacy
President Biden will speak via video at 8 p.m. ET on Wednesday night, the first time since self-isolating due to a COVID-19 diagnosis. President Joe Biden will appear on camera from the Oval Office on July 24 for the first time since ending his candidacy and a week after testing positive for COVID-19. “Tomorrow evening
Harris snubs one of the few Dems open to being her VP: report
VIce President Kamala Harris reportedly sent out vetting materials to multiple potential running mates, but the list did not include Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear.
How the Secret Service spends its $3.1 billion budget
Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle on Monday faced blistering criticism as she directly addressed lawmakers’ questions for the first time about the attempted assassination of former President Donald Trump earlier this month. A key concern in wake of the shooting: How did a federal agency whose annual budget has swelled to $3 billion fail to stop an