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The recent episodes of Saturday Night Live feature notable impersonations, including Bowen Yang as JD Vance and Dana Carvey as President Biden. The sketches highlight the show's ability to blend humor with political commentary, showcasing performances that resonate with current events and public sentiment.
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Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance on 'Saturday Night Live' just days before the November 5 election. In a comedic sketch with Maya Rudolph, she aimed to energize voters and highlight her campaign's message, drawing attention amid a tight race against Donald Trump.
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In a surprising turn, Kamala Harris has taken a narrow lead over Donald Trump in Iowa, a state previously considered solidly Republican. This shift, driven by increased support from women and older voters, raises questions about the electoral landscape as Election Day approaches.
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As the election approaches, Trump and Harris are campaigning vigorously in battleground states. Trump, appearing fatigued, made controversial remarks about media and violence, while Harris focused on unity and justice. Polls indicate a tight race, particularly in key states like Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Matt Gaetz, recently nominated by Donald Trump for Attorney General, resigned from Congress just before a House Ethics Committee report on allegations of sexual misconduct was due. This has raised concerns among lawmakers about the implications for his confirmation process amid bipartisan calls for transparency regarding the allegations against him.