Harris primed for first campaign interview as critics rail against alleged lack of substance, sit-downs
Vice President Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, are expected to sit down for interview with CNN on Thursday night.
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‘I Did Fries’: Kamala Harris Claims She Worked at McDonald’s, but She Never Mentioned It Until She Ran for President. Did She Really Toil Beneath the Golden Arches?
The first all-female audience ever on The Drew Barrymore Show was whooping and cheering for Kamala Harris, its guest of honor, this April when Barrymore’s sidekick, Ross Matthews, threw a softball at the vice president. “I heard a rumor that you worked at McDonald’s?” “I did. Yes, I did work at McDonald’s,” laughed Harris. “When
Kamala’s Criminal Justice Reform Comrade Accused Israel and America of ‘Apartheid’ in Fiery Sermon After Hamas Attack
The Rev. Frederick Haynes has also praised anti-Semite Louis Farrakhan as a ‘wonderful and great man’ Louis Farrakhan, Frederick Haynes III (@fhunscripted X), Kamala Harris (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images) In a sermon last month, the Rev. Frederick D. Haynes III told worshippers at his Dallas church about two encounters he had with his longtime criminal justice
US National Security Advisor Holds Rare Meeting With Senior Military Official in China
The last time a U.S. national security advisor met their counterpart in China was in 2016, when Susan Rice held the role in the Obama administration. U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan on Thursday met with a senior Chinese military official in a bid to manage tensions brewing between China and U.S. treaty allies in
US National Security Adviser Holds Rare Meeting With Senior Military Official in China
The last time a U.S. national security adviser met their counterpart in China was in 2016, when Susan Rice held the role in the Obama administration. U.S. national security adviser Jake Sullivan on Thursday met with a senior Chinese military official in a bid to manage tensions brewing between China and U.S. treaty allies in
NJ residents hit with doubled bills as lawmakers fume at Murphy’s ‘energy disaster plan,’ demand hearings
New Jersey residents felt sticker shock from their latest energy bills; several state and at least one federal lawmaker are calling for commonsense policy change and investigations.
Report: USAID staff warned Gaza pier could sap Israel’s willingness to open ‘more efficient’ aid corridors
USAID Office of the Inspector General report indicates "multiple" agency officials disagreed with the Biden administration's decision to build a humanitarian aid pier off Gaza.