Harris Campaign Turns Deaf Ear to Jewish Groups in Decision To Court Pro-Hamas Activist

Jewish leaders condemned Michigan’s Osama Siblani when Biden’s team met with him in February Kamala Harris (Michael DeMocker/Getty Images) Jewish groups condemned the Biden-Harris administration earlier this year for meeting with Michigan activist Osama Siblani, citing his record of anti-Semitic and pro-Hamas remarks. Those concerns appear to have fallen on deaf ears at Kamala Harris’s

Trump Lists More Than $100 Million in Liabilities for Legal Troubles in Disclosures

Former President Donald Trump disclosed his financial situation on Thursday. Former President Donald Trump disclosed his financial situation this week, showing that he owes tens of millions of dollars in liabilities in connection to judgments he owes in civil cases. Two judgements related to writer E. Jean Carroll were listed in his disclosures. They were

Faced With Housing Crisis, Harris Proposes $40 Billion Fund To Find ‘Solutions’

To address the national housing crisis, Vice President Kamala Harris will, as part of her economic agenda, propose a $40 billion fund to find “local solutions,” her campaign said in a statement obtained by ABC News. Harris’s “innovation fund,” which is twice the amount proposed under President Joe Biden, will assist local governments in addressing

Trump Names White House Transition Team, Includes 2 Eldest Sons

Former President Donald Trump’s campaign on Friday named his presidential transition team. Former President Donald Trump’s campaign on Friday named his presidential transition team, including his two oldest sons and one of his major fundraisers. The team will be co-chaired by World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) co-founder Linda McMahon and Howard Lutnick, chairman and CEO of

‘There’s No Upside’: Obama Economic Adviser Trashes Harris’s Price Control Scheme

Former Obama administration economist Jason Furman on Friday slammed Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s price control scheme as having “no upside.” “This is not sensible policy, and I think the biggest hope is that it ends up being a lot of rhetoric and no reality,” Furman, a Harvard economist, told the New York Times. “There’s