‘I want to thank Bobby, that was very nice,’ the former president said. Former President Donald Trump thanked independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for his “very nice” show of support on Friday. “I want to thank Bobby, that was very nice,” Trump told an event after Kennedy’s announcement. “It’s big. He’s a great
‘I want to thank Bobby, that was very nice,’ the former president said. Former President Donald Trump thanked independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for his “very nice” show of support on Friday. “I want to thank Bobby, that was very nice,” Trump told an event after Kennedy’s announcement. “It’s big. He’s a great
The lawsuit alleges the firm’s pricing algorithm allows landlords to coordinate in raising rent. The Department of Justice (DOJ) has brought an antitrust lawsuit against real estate software company RealPage, alleging in an Aug. 23 complaint that its rental price algorithm allows landlords to illegally coordinate rent increases. “We allege that RealPage’s pricing algorithm enables
The Republican nominee offered commentary during and after Vice President Kamala Harris’s acceptance of the Democratic Party’s nomination. Former President Donald Trump says Vice President Kamala Harris left out some major policy issues in her speech accepting her party’s presidential nomination. The former president and his campaign made a series of statements during and after
Kennedy is withdrawing from the ballot in battleground states. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Aug. 23 that he’s supporting former President Donald Trump, after a court filing from his campaign said he was endorsing the Republican nominee. Kennedy, 70, said during a speech in Arizona that he was “throw[ing] my support at President Donald
Kennedy is withdrawing from the ballot in battleground states. Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said on Aug. 23 that he’s suspending his campaign and throwing his support behind former President Donald Trump. “In my heart, I no longer believe that I have a realistic path to electoral victory in the face of this
The Alaska Supreme Court has ruled to allow a measure seeking to repeal the state’s ranked-choice voting system to remain on the November ballot, marking the latest chapter in a legal battle over the state’s electoral process. The high court’s order, issued on Aug. 22, affirmed a June 7 summary judgment by Superior Court Judge