Trump Campaign Files Complaint Accusing UK Labour Party of ‘Foreign Interference’

The campaign accused Labour of making ‘illegal foreign national contributions’ to the Harris for President campaign. Former President Donald Trump’s campaign has filed a complaint with the election commission, accusing the UK’s Labour Party of making illegal foreign campaign contributions and interfering in the 2024 presidential elections after its volunteers allegedly traveled to the United

Chancellor: Colleges Shouldn’t Take a Stand on Political or Social Issues

‘The purpose of the university is to encourage debate, not settle it,’ Vanderbilt Chancellor Daniel Diermeier said during a panel discussion. A pro-Palestinian student group at Vanderbilt University in Tennessee demanded that the school denounce, divest from, and cut any connections to Israel in December—to which Chancellor Daniel Diermeier promptly responded, “No.” “I sent a

Trump’s Mid-October Poll Surge Surfaced 2 Weeks Ago in Predictive Markets

Experts question if the former president’s big leads on betting sites reflect how close the race is or if a few multimillion-dollar wagers are skewing the odds. According to FiveThirtyEight’s Oct. 22 aggregate of opinion polls, Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican former President Donald Trump are in a tight race—49 percent to 51

Federal Judge Dismisses RNC’s Lawsuit Over Michigan Voter Rolls

The judge said none of the plaintiffs had standing and rejected their attempt to allege a violation of federal law. A federal judge in Michigan has granted the state’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit in which the Republican National Committee (RNC) alleged the state had failed to maintain its voter rolls in accordance with federal

Latino Votes at Stake as Trump Hosts Roundtable, Harris Talks Economy

The appearances come after Trump has seen gains with Hispanic Americans in recent polls. MIAMI—Former President Donald Trump hosted a “Latino Americans for Trump” roundtable at his hotel and resort in Miami-Doral, Florida, on Oct. 22, hours before Vice President Kamala Harris sat down for a television interview with Hispanic television network Telemundo. Both candidates