Vast majority of Americans support photo ID requirement to vote, new poll says
A Gallup Poll released on Thursday shows that most Americans support having photo identification as a requirement to vote in elections.
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Trump camp says Dem rhetoric ‘directly to blame’ for past assassination attempts
Former President Donald Trump's campaign insisted that rhetoric from Democrats recently was "dangerous" and "directly to blame" for the environment that led to two assassination attempts on Trump's life.
New York US Senate and House Candidates Spar on Debate Stage as Election Day Looms
U.S. Senate candidates Kirsten Gillibrand and Mike Sapraicone and U.S. House contenders Nick LaLota and John Avlon clash on a range of issues. As Nov. 5 draws near, candidates in two of New York state’s most closely watched races got their final chance to debate their opponents and set forth an agenda for 2025 and
Trump Leads Harris by 2 Percent in New National Poll
Other polls conducted by Marist College, show Trump leading in North Carolina and Arizona and tying with Harris in Georgia. A new national poll indicates former President Donald Trump is in the lead again in the presidential race. On Oct. 24, the Wall Street Journal published a poll conducted on its behalf by Fabrizio, Lee
Pro-life groups slam Harris for uncompromising abortion position: ‘Christians are not welcome’
Pro-life groups slammed Vice President Kamala Harris after she said she would not compromise on religious exemptions for Catholic providers who do not want to perform abortions.
WATCH: Bill Clinton Says Harris is ‘Extremely Vulnerable’ While Stumping for VP
Former president Bill Clinton said Kamala Harris is “extremely vulnerable” while campaigning for the Democratic presidential nominee in the final days before the election. “She’s extremely vulnerable, more vulnerable than she deserves to be,” Clinton said of Harris as he stumped for her during a Wednesday event in Phoenix, Arizona. “There is a sliver [of
Federal agencies ordered to use ‘most powerful’ AI systems in first-ever National Security Memo on AI
The U.S. National Security Council will release its first-ever memo on Artificial Intelligence (AI), ordering federal agencies to use the "most powerful" AI systems.