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In a pivotal vice-presidential debate on October 1, 2024, Tim Walz and JD Vance confronted each other in New York City. The debate highlighted their contrasting styles, with Walz aiming for a moderate image while Vance sought to challenge him on various issues, including past criticisms of Trump. Polls showed a close viewer split on who won.
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In the only vice presidential debate before the election, JD Vance and Tim Walz presented contrasting visions for America. Vance aimed to polish his image while defending Trump's policies, while Walz criticized the former president's record. Snap polls showed a near tie in perceived debate performance.
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As the U.S. approaches the November elections, concerns about election security are escalating. Recent rulings in Georgia affirm the obligation to certify election results, while foreign influence and domestic threats against election officials raise alarms about the integrity of the electoral process. Vigilance is crucial in the coming weeks.
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In a historic campaign event in Ripon, Wisconsin, Kamala Harris and Liz Cheney joined forces to criticize Donald Trump and advocate for constitutional fidelity. Cheney, a former Republican congresswoman, endorsed Harris, emphasizing the importance of upholding democratic principles as both candidates seek to attract disillusioned voters ahead of the November election.
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As the election approaches, Kamala Harris's campaign is experiencing tightening poll numbers against Donald Trump, particularly in key battleground states. Despite raising $1 billion since becoming the Democratic nominee, concerns over her leadership amid global crises are impacting her support. The race remains competitive with only weeks until Election Day.
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Former President Donald Trump faces scrutiny over alleged communications with Vladimir Putin since leaving office. His comments suggest a willingness to engage with the Russian leader, raising questions about foreign relations amid ongoing conflicts. This comes as Boris Johnson defends Trump, asserting his potential to influence U.S. foreign policy positively.
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In a contentious interview with Bret Baier on Fox News, Kamala Harris asserted that her presidency would not mirror Joe Biden's, emphasizing her distinct leadership style. The exchange focused on immigration, economic policies, and criticisms of Donald Trump, as Harris sought to appeal to Republican voters ahead of the upcoming election.