Trump says he ‘would be willing to do more than one debate’ with Vice President Harris
Former President Trump says he's open to debating Vice President Kamala Harris more than once as the two face off in the 2024 presidential election.
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Palestinian Government Paying $16 Mil a Month to Imprisoned Terrorists, Including Hamas Fighters, Watchdog Finds
Thousands of terrorist prisoners newly eligible for ‘pay-to-slay’ payments following Oct. 7 Palestinian Hamas militants (Chris McGrath/Getty Images) The Palestinian government will pay $16.4 million a month to imprisoned terrorists and their families, including nearly 900 Gaza-based fighters captured by Israeli forces in the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack, a watchdog group found.
After GOP snub, pro-life advocates re-energized by Kamala Harris, who they can label ‘extremist’
Pro-life advocates are re-energized by the Democrat’s new likely nominee-to-be, who they feel they can successfully paint as 'the extremist she is' on the issue of abortion.
NYC mayor hints Harris border strategy could be dropping soon after ‘indirect’ talks with her team
New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he believes Vice President Kamala Harris will soon roll out her plan to deal with the ongoing migrant crisis affecting the border and cities.
Anti-Israel agitators invade Capitol Hill building on eve of Netanyahu address
Anti-Israel organizers gathered in the Cannon Rotunda on Tuesday afternoon amid Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's visit to D.C.
Harris’ backing of bail fund during George Floyd protests dampens Trump ‘prosecutor’ campaign pitch
Vice President Kamala Harris is working overtime to prove she has what it takes to not only defeat former President Donald Trump in the 2024 election but also in the courtroom.
Some Republicans threaten lawsuits to keep Biden on ballot. Will they work?
Washington — Allies of former President Donald Trump have floated the possibility of legal challenges to try to keep President Biden at the top of the Democratic ticket, even though he has ended his campaign, but election law experts believe it’s unlikely such court fights aimed at blocking Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential candidacy will