Harris, Trump focus on economy Harris, Trump focus on economy as key issue in 2024 campaign 02:57 Here are CBS News’ latest estimates of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump’s support in the most competitive states in the country leading up to 2024 presidential election. This is where races stand today — the numbers are updated regularly.
Voters prefer former President Trump on the economy and immigration, but Vice President Harris is making headway on these issues and more as the 2024 Presidential election looms
NTD’s Steve Lance and Tiffany Meier present our special coverage of the Democratic National Convention, where the 2024 Democratic presidential ticket will be symbolically nominated, give acceptance speeches, and, along with other Democratic figures, promote their vision for the future. Watch our live coverage every day starting … Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning
President Biden’s move to partially suspend asylum processing at the southern border has led to a dramatic drop in the number of migrants released into the U.S. interior or screened for humanitarian protection, official government statistics show. In early June, Mr. Biden, citing the record levels of illegal border crossings over the past years, invoked
NTD’s Steve Lance and Tiffany Meier present our special coverage of the Democratic National Convention, where the 2024 Democratic presidential ticket will be symbolically nominated, give acceptance speeches, and, along with other Democratic figures, promote their vision for the future. Watch our live coverage every day starting … Original News Source Link – Epoch TimesRunning
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David Ignatius is a veteran journalist, an opinion columnist for the Washington Post, where he has a long tenure and to which he provides a much-needed voice of sanity at a time when the paper seems to have lost its way. (See, for example, his column last fall making the case that Biden should not