US Postal Service Recommends People ‘Don’t Delay’ to Post Mail-In Ballots

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‘If you choose to vote by mail, please mail early as every day counts,’ the agency says. The U.S. Postal Service has recommended that Americans submit their election mail-in ballots a week before the Nov. 5 election due to an anticipated increase in mail-in ballot returns that will inundate the system. In a news release

Biden-Harris Committee Set To Push ‘Plant Sources of Protein’ Over Red Meat in New Dietary Guidelines—But Only After the Election

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A little-known federal group assembled by the Biden-Harris administration is preparing to issue dietary guidelines for Americans that will formally recommend beans, peas, and lentils take precedence over meats like chicken and beef. Members of the 20-person Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee voiced support for both downgrading meat, poultry, and eggs and moving beans, peas, and

Harris’s Economic Message ‘Hasn’t Broken Through,’ Dem Strategists Say, Sparking Frustration

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Democratic strategists are frustrated that Vice President Kamala Harris’s economic messaging “hasn’t broken through” to voters, noting that many are still “wondering about her vision,” the Hill reported. “Her economic message hasn’t broken through,” a major Democratic donor said. “And the economy is the issue most people care about. She narrowed the gap a little on

Trump Says He Didn’t Hear Puerto Rico Joke, Doesn’t Know New York Rally Comedian

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‘These people have no sense of humor .. I love Puerto Rico and vacation there,’ roast comedian Tony Hinchcliffe said. Former President Donald Trump said he didn’t hear comedian Tony Hinchcliffe’s Puerto Rico joke during his Oct. 27 Madison Square Garden campaign rally in New York City and that he doesn’t know him. “I don’t