The former president told a crowd in Arizona that working class Americans deserve to ‘catch a break.’ Former President Donald Trump has said he plans to end taxes on overtime wages for individuals who work more than 40 hours a week if he is elected to the White House again. Trump made the comments during
The document outlines some of the vice president’s first stated goals for an increasingly Republican voting bloc. As Vice President Kamala Harris seeks to gain ground with a voting bloc that was critical to former President Donald Trump’s 2016 victory, her presidential campaign released its first detailed goals for rural America on Sept. 12. The
Identity-based Zoom fundraisers are all the rage among Harris-Walz supporters, so Sunday night’s “Sunday Sauce Kickoff,” organized by Paisans for Kamala, was as inevitable as a gravy stain on a white shirt. The event was touted as a virtual old-style Italian family dinner and Alyssa Milano from Who’s the Boss was supposed to be there,
If presidential elections were forensic matches, then Kamala Harris would be on her way to the White House. The vice president won Tuesday’s debate on points, baiting Donald Trump into diverting from his core message that Harris is too incompetent and too liberal for the Oval Office. The evening was a missed opportunity for Trump
The move follows the Supreme Court’s dismissal of a case concerning federal emergency care requirements. House Democrats have introduced a resolution that reaffirms the right to “emergency health care, including abortion care,” in response to a Supreme Court case that drew attention to the issue in June. The “Reaffirming Emergency Abortion Care for All” resolution
The judge acknowledged concerns that allowing such trades could threaten the public interest but said regulators had overstepped. In a landmark decision, a federal judge has ruled to let Americans use financial market instruments to bet on the outcome of U.S. elections, finding that the regulatory agency that blocked election betting overstepped its authority. In
Democrats want to pass permanent funding bills by the end of the calendar year, amid Republican calls to delay funding. WASHINGTON—House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) on Sept. 12 said his caucus will oppose any bill to temporarily fund the government that runs into 2025 or includes a measure requiring proof of citizenship to register