Column: The vice president can’t—or won’t—fashion her own political identity (The View YouTube) Michael Dukakis shows up in a tank. George H.W. Bush checks his watch during a debate. John Kerry says he was for the $87 billion for Iraq before he was against it. Mitt Romney writes off the 47 percent of voters who
The Arizona Court of Appeals on Thursday ruled in favor of the Washington Free Beacon, upholding a Superior Court decision that ordered the partial unsealing of Democratic Senate candidate Ruben Gallego’s divorce records. “Upon review, we hold the court properly exercised its discretion by narrowly tailoring what is to be withheld from public view for
‘It shames Harvard and makes you wonder what is being taught, and what is being learned, in its classrooms today,’ Middle East scholar Elliott Abrams says Anti-Israel Harvard protest in Oct. 2023 (Reuters/Brian Snyder) A timeline of Israel’s history sitting in the center of Harvard University’s campus is riddled with factual inaccuracies, falsely accusing the
In battleground Nevada, Vice President Kamala Harris is losing support among Latino men, a historically Democratic bloc, with many citing the weak economy under the Biden-Harris administration, USA Today reported. “Ever since they kind of just got into office, like Kamala Harris and [Joe] Biden, it’s kind of gone to s—t,” said Brian Ruiz, a
‘I’ve got a race for the United States Senate I’ve got to concentrate on,’ Casey tells Jewish group in wake of Lee statement blaming Hamas attack on Israel Sen. Bob Casey (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) Sen. Bob Casey refused Wednesday to revoke his endorsement of fellow Pennsylvania Democrat Summer Lee over her recent anti-Israel remarks, telling
With Election Day less than four weeks away, Democratic strategists and donors fear that Vice President Kamala Harris is losing ground in the crucial “Blue Wall” states of Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Michigan—which could cost her the election. The Democrats’ fears come as Harris’s polling leads have shrunk or even disappeared in the Blue Wall states
Inflation in September rose 2.4 percent from a year earlier, exceeding economists’ expectations, according to a Labor Department report released Thursday. The consumer price index (CPI), which measures costs for everyday goods such as groceries, rent, and gasoline, rose 2.4 percent year-over-year and 0.2 percent from August. Economists had forecasted an annual increase of 2.3