Kamala Harris is now the likely Democratic presidential nominee just two days after President Joe Biden dropped out of the race for the White House and threw his support to his vice president. But it’s not just Mr. Biden and other politicians endorsing her run — there’s a long list of celebrities rallying around Harris
Just before President Biden stepped aside as the Democratic Party’s nominee, a CBS News poll tested a hypothetical match-up between GOP nominee and former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris trailed Trump by three points in the vote preferences of likely voters, including leaners (those who didn’t pick them first but leaned toward
Washington — House Speaker Mike Johnson and Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries announced Tuesday the creation of a bipartisan task force to investigate the assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump, adding to the congressional panels that are looking into the shooting at his rally in Pennsylvania. Johnson, a Louisiana Republican, and Jeffries, a New York
Vice President Kamala Harris is heading to the key battleground state of Wisconsin Tuesday, hitting the campaign trail for the first time since becoming the likely Democratic presidential nominee. She’s scheduled to make a mid-day speech in Milwaukee. The campaign says it’s taken in more than $100 million between Sunday afternoon, when President Biden announced
In a memo obtained exclusively by CBS News, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee says its effort to elect more Democrats to the House in November was enjoying a major fundraising edge over Republicans even before this week’s historic transition at the top of the ballot. The memo, which is slated for release Tuesday, also
Washington — Vice President Harris’ presidential campaign raked in more than $100 million between Sunday afternoon and Monday evening, the campaign said early Tuesday. Harris launched her campaign after President Biden ended his bid for reelection and endorsed her mid-day Sunday. The eye-popping haul includes money raised across Harris’ campaign, the Democratic National Committee and
Vice President Kamala Harris is heading to the key battleground state of Wisconsin Tuesday, hitting the campaign trail for the first time since becoming the likely Democratic presidential nominee. She’s scheduled to make a mid-day speech in Milwaukee. The campaign says it’s taken in more than $100 million between Sunday afternoon, when President Biden announced