Most voters say they’ll tune in to watch Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate and that they’re looking to learn something about the candidates, even as many also say — perhaps unsurprisingly in this partisan environment — that they’re watching to root for their side or to see if the other side makes a mistake. Part of
CNN data reporter Harry Enten admitted that Vice President Kamala Harris has the “worst” support among union households for a Democratic presidential candidate “in a generation,” while Donald Trump is “doing very, very well” with the historically Democratic voting block. “You know, you go back to 1992, Bill Clinton won that union vote by 30
Washington — Sen. JD Vance is facing off against Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz at the vice presidential debate hosted by CBS News on Tuesday, as the two men with differing backgrounds look to highlight how their ticket is best suited for the White House. For the junior senator from Ohio, who was first elected in
Washington — Sen. JD Vance faced off against Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz at the vice presidential debate hosted by CBS News on Tuesday, as the two men with differing backgrounds look to highlight how their ticket is best suited for the White House. For the junior senator from Ohio, who was first elected in 2022,
Washington — Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz went from relative obscurity to coining an attack line against Republicans and becoming Democrats’ vice presidential candidate within a number of weeks this summer. His political career began in 2006, when he was elected to the House of Representatives from a conservative district bordering Iowa, South Dakota and Wisconsin.
Vice presidential candidate Tim Walz “was so proud of his extensive experience” traveling to China that he “occasionally used to exaggerate it” by claiming to have visited the communist country twice as often as he actually did, Minnesota Public Radio reported on Monday. Walz went on around 15 trips to China in the 1990s and
President Biden’s administration on Monday announced new regulations to shore up the partial asylum ban it enacted at the U.S. southern border in June, likely extending the strict immigration policy indefinitely, through the presidential election and beyond. Biden administration officials have hailed the asylum restrictions as the main catalyst behind a massive drop in illegal