The Democratic National Convention continues on Wednesday as Day 3 gets underway in Chicago, with a focus on how the party’s new ticket plans to fight for Americans’ freedoms. The second day of the convention featured an exuberant presentation of support for the Harris-Walz ticket by the assembled delegates. State by state, delegations rallied around
New Hampshire challenges Massachusetts gun laws New Hampshire challenges Massachusetts gun laws 02:24 CONCORD, N.H. – New Hampshire’s attorney general says residents who cross state lines with their guns should not be subject to “felony convictions and imprisonment” for violating Massachusetts law. Attorney General John Formella filed briefs with the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on
Voters in Arizona and Montana will be able to decide in November whether they want to protect the right to an abortion in their state constitutions. The Arizona Supreme Court ruled Tuesday that a 200-word summary that abortion rights advocates used to collect signatures for a ballot measure is valid, clearing the way for the
Washington — Former President Barack Obama on Tuesday sought to persuade Americans to leave the “chaos” of former President Donald Trump’s administration behind in pursuit of a “new chapter” ushered in by Vice President Kamala Harris. Obama received an enthusiastic welcome from Democratic delegates, elected officials and other party luminaries as he delivered a keynote
Washington — Former first lady Michelle Obama celebrated Kamala Harris’ presidential candidacy in a speech at the Democratic convention Tuesday, comparing her candidacy to that of her husband Barack Obama’s in 2008. “America, hope is making a comeback,” she said, alluding to his iconic 2008 campaign on hope. “Something wonderfully magical is in the air,
Washington — Former first lady Michelle Obama celebrated Kamala Harris’ presidential candidacy in a speech at the Democratic convention Tuesday, comparing her candidacy to that of her husband Barack Obama’s in 2008. “America, hope is making a comeback,” she said, alluding to his iconic 2008 campaign on hope. “Something wonderfully magical is in the air,
Doug Emhoff, the nation’s first second gentleman, introduced himself to delegates and the nation Tuesday at the Democratic National Convention, praising his wife, Vice President Kamala Harris, for her dedication to their family and tying it to how she would approach leading the nation if elected president. “Wherever she’s needed, however she’s needed, Kamala rises to