Harris makes pitch to Latino voters at Univision town hall: Top 5 moments
Vice President Kamala Harris faced Latino voters at a Univision town hall, where she was grilled with questions on the economy, immigration and her plans for the White House.
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Judge Approves Release of Redacted Evidence in Trump Election Case
The judge granted a seven day delay in the release of the redacted appendix from the legal brief challenging the former president’s immunity from prosecution. A federal judge on Thursday approved the release of redacted evidence related to a brief filed by Special Counsel Jack Smith that disputes former President Donald Trump’s claim of immunity
Judge Rejects Georgia Voting Registration Extension After Hurricane Helene
The groups argued that power and internet outages, election office closures, and disruptions to the postal service are hindering registration efforts. A request by voting rights groups in Georgia to reopen voter registration to counter disruptions caused by Hurricane Helene was rejected on Thursday by a federal judge. The ruling came after voting groups filed
Here’s how the US has helped a tiny fraction of its citizens evacuate war-torn Lebanon
As bombing intensifies around Beirut, only a tiny fraction of the 86,000 Americans and green card holders who reside in Lebanon have been evacuated with U.S. help.
‘The epicenter’: How ‘key’ to White House could lie in suburban Georgia county
Party leaders in Cobb County, Georgia, spoke with Fox News Digital about why the Atlanta suburbs will be so pivotal in the 2024 presidential election.
Israel Moves Toward All-Out War—With UNRWA
JERUSALEM—Israel has been settling old scores with enemies, and UNRWA, the terrorist-riddled U.N. agency for Palestinian refugees, may be next. A series of Israeli legislative, diplomatic, and military actions this month have threatened UNRWA’s presence along the country’s borders like never before. A consensus has emerged in Jerusalem that the agency is part of a
Alaska, Colorado, Massachusetts begin absentee voting
Alaska, Colorado and Massachusetts began early voting on Friday. Here is all the information you need to cast a ballot. Forty-four states and Washington, D.C., now offer early voting