President Joe Biden also called President-elect Donald Trump. Vice President Kamala Harris called former President Donald Trump on Nov. 6 to congratulate him and concede the presidential race. “Earlier today I spoke with President-elect Trump and congratulated him on his victory,” Harris told supporters in a concession speech at Howard University in Washington. “I also
Vice President Kamala Harris has not spoken publicly since former President Donald Trump was projected as the winner of the presidency. Vice President Kamala Harris called former President Donald Trump on Nov. 6 to congratulate him and concede the presidential race, according to a senior adviser to Harris. The person spoke on condition of anonymity
President-Elect Donald Trump did not get a majority of the youth and Latino votes but saw considerable gains in 2024, according to exit polling. According to exit polling data, President-elect Donald Trump won the White House on Nov. 5 thanks in part to a massive improvement in his performance with Latino voters and younger voters.
The Fox News Decision Desk projects that Tammy Baldwin fended off a competitive challenge for her Senate seat from businessman Eric Hovde.
Both ballot initiatives passed with the broad support of voters. Two controversial ballot initiatives concerning illegal immigration and abortion easily passed at the ballot box on Nov. 5 with broad support from voters. Proposition 314, a statutory amendment referred by the Arizona Legislature, prohibits illegal immigrants from entering the state directly from a foreign country
Former President Donald Trump, now reelected to a second term, has vowed to enact business-friendly policies, including sharp corporate tax cuts, higher tariffs and swift deregulation. He says he’ll cut the corporate tax rate by 6%, from its current 21%, to 15%, leading to greater profitability for companies. Such a substantial cut would mark the
Former President Donald Trump’s election victory and looming return to the White House will likely bring changes that scale back the nation’s public health insurance programs — increasing the uninsured rate, while imposing new barriers to abortion and other reproductive care. The reverberations will be felt far beyond Washington, D.C., and could include an erosion