'Killer Kamala' banners greet Harris ahead of DNC
Reports indicate a significant presence of Antifa members and Pro-Palestinians among the demonstrators, heightening concerns about possible violence and civil disturbances.
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Reports indicate a significant presence of Antifa members and Pro-Palestinians among the demonstrators, heightening concerns about possible violence and civil disturbances.
Thirty pro-Palestinian delegates plan to bring the war in Gaza to the forefront of the Democratic National Convention - the American left's key political event. Party insiders have already declared that the convention will mark a "passing of the torch" to a new generation of leadership.
Harris campaign navigates tensions as uncommitted delegates threaten disruption.
Minnesota governor agrees to Oct. 1 face-off, while Ohio senator expresses interest but doesn't commit to date.
Vice president's campaign event spirals into chaos as demonstrators clashed with police, leading to arrests.
With just over 22 weeks left in charge of the US, Biden's public appearances are offering glimpses of both the active president and the future private citizen.
The tour, scheduled to kick off in Pittsburgh on Sunday, comes just days before the Democratic National Convention and underscores the importance of Pennsylvania in the upcoming election.
In a two-hour-long conversation, the former president discusses foreign policy, the presidential election, and the intention to revisit the assassination attempt site in Pennsylvania.
Democratic congresswoman keeps her seat in Minnesota's 5th District Democratic primary, retaining "Squad" position.
"Over the time we've spent together, one of the things I've had the privilege of is seeing the things in life through the eye of a master teacher," Walz says of Asad Zaman, who on October 7, 2023 expressed solidarity with Palestinians "against Israeli attacks" and whose social media account has troubling posts.
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