The paper’s editorial board says it will continue to make endorsements in other elections. The upcoming New York City mayoral race will be the first in 120 years without an endorsement from the New York Times. The newspaper on Aug. 12 reported that its editorial board, which consists of opinion journalists and operates separately from
Voters in battleground Pennsylvania aren’t buying Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s promise to not ban fracking, the Washington Post reported on Tuesday. The last time Harris ran for president, in 2019, she was a vocal advocate of outlawing the practice, saying, “There’s no question I’m in favor of banning fracking” during a CNN town hall.
‘By the way, we’re going back to Butler, and we’re going to go back in October,’ he said on Monday in an interview with Elon Musk. Former President Donald Trump announced he would be returning to Pennsylvania’s Butler County, where he survived an assassination attempt in mid-July. His confirmation came during an interview with X
Far-left allies of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris are hoping to fill the national security openings in her administration with personnel who want to push progressive policies on numerous international issues, including the Israel-Hamas war, Politico reported Tuesday. Unlike President Joe Biden, whose list of long-standing advisers from his 50-year career in politics left little
Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign accused Elon Musk of “trying to control democracy” through his interview Monday evening with Republican nominee Donald Trump, even though Harris has yet to sit down for any interviews or press conferences as the Democratic nominee. “Musk is using his vast fortune and broad reach to try to control our
In two-year commemoration of landmark bill’s adoption, municipal leaders tout benefits of 2022 measure that Republicans in 2024 campaigns vow to repeal. When the Democrat-majority Congress adopted the $370 billion Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), it was cheered and condemned as a massive federal intervention to accelerate a “clean energy” transition from fossil fuels to meet
In two-year commemoration of landmark bill’s adoption, municipal leaders tout benefits of 2022 measure that Republicans in 2024 campaigns vow to repeal. When the Democrat-majority Congress adopted the $370 billion Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), it was cheered and condemned as a massive federal intervention to accelerate a “clean energy” transition from fossil fuels to meet