WASHINGTON (Reuters)—Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said in a court filing that he will endorse Republican Donald Trump for president, the Associated Press reported ahead of planned remarks by the independent candidate set for later on Friday. Kennedy made the statement in a Pennsylvania court filing that also asked to remove him from the state’s ballot,
Following Kamala Harris’s official nomination as the Democratic presidential candidate Thursday evening, Rep. Seth Moulton (D., Mass.) urged the vice president to start laying out “real, solid policy proposals” in the coming weeks, warning that “the honeymoon’s inevitably going to end.” “Two things are going to happen: One, the honeymoon’s inevitably going to end, and
The University of California, Los Angeles dismissed its appeal to a judge’s devastating Aug. 13 ruling that found the school has failed in its responsibility to maintain equal access to programs, activities, and campus areas for Jewish and non-Jewish students alike. UCLA has decided to pull its appeal, which the school originally filed this week,
“Something wonderfully magical is in the air, isn’t it?” asked Michelle Obama at the top of her stemwinder speech to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago this week. “You know, we’re feeling it here in this arena, but it’s spreading across this country we love. A familiar feeling that has been buried too deep for
Al Sharpton calls to ‘do a job on those that have done a job on us’ Rev. Al Sharpton, an anti-Semite who in 1991 incited a pogrom in Brooklyn, struck an upbeat tone during his primetime remarks Thursday at the Democratic National Convention. “Joy! Joy! Joy! Joy! Coming in the morning,” Sharpton shouted at the
Inside the Kamala camp’s vibe-centered digital messaging strategy (Marcus Ingram/Getty Images for ESSENCE) CHICAGO—We’ve all been there. You’re home alone on the Peloton, feeling the vibe on a group ride with your (virtual) friends and (real) cats, when the instructor tells you to up the resistance. You really want to use this as an opportunity
CHICAGO—The long-time leader of the Anti-Defamation League, who now serves as director emeritus, expressed concern about Jews being forced to meet in “secret locations” at the Democratic National Convention due to security threats and anti-Semitism. “I know in my heart that in the future, it will be better, for Jews in America, then [sic] it