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Harris to Unveil 'Pragmatic' Manufacturing Plan to Boost U.S. Middle Class
Vice President Kamala Harris is set to announce a series of new proposals aimed at bolstering U.S. manufacturing and strengthening the middle class during a speech at the Economic Club of Pittsburgh on Wednesday. The initiatives are part of a broader effort to present Harris as a pragmatic partner to the business community, distancing herself from ideological labels and emphasizing her commitment to economic growth. 
Vice President Kamala Harris is set to announce a series of new proposals aimed at bolstering U.S. manufacturing and strengthening the middle class during a speech at the Economic Club of Pittsburgh on Wednesday. The initiatives are part of a broader effort to present Harris as a pragmatic partner to the business community, distancing herself from ideological labels and emphasizing her commitment to economic growth. -
Trump Pledges Manufacturing Boom with Tax Breaks and Tariffs in New Economic Plan
Former President Donald Trump unveiled a bold economic proposal aimed at bringing back manufacturing jobs to the U.S., as part of his ongoing campaign for the 2024 presidential election. 
Former President Donald Trump unveiled a bold economic proposal aimed at bringing back manufacturing jobs to the U.S., as part of his ongoing campaign for the 2024 presidential election. -
Charleroi Residents Push Back Against Trump Claims of Haitian Migrant ‘Flood’ and Crime Surge
Former President Donald Trump's recent comments on Haitian migrants in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, have sparked a fierce debate in the small industrial borough, with residents and local officials pushing back against claims that the influx of migrants has led to rising crime and deteriorating living conditions. 
Former President Donald Trump's recent comments on Haitian migrants in Charleroi, Pennsylvania, have sparked a fierce debate in the small industrial borough, with residents and local officials pushing back against claims that the influx of migrants has led to rising crime and deteriorating living conditions. -
Melania Trump Paid $237K for a Single Political Event, Mystery Donor Remains Unidentified
The former first lady was paid a staggering six-figure fee for a rare appearance at a political fundraiser, but questions swirl over who actually footed the bill. 
The former first lady was paid a staggering six-figure fee for a rare appearance at a political fundraiser, but questions swirl over who actually footed the bill. -
U.S. Proposes Ban on Smart Cars Using Chinese and Russian Technology Over Fears of Hacking and Data Collection
The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed a sweeping ban on the sale and import of smart vehicles equipped with certain Chinese and Russian technologies, citing potential national security risks. 
The U.S. Department of Commerce has proposed a sweeping ban on the sale and import of smart vehicles equipped with certain Chinese and Russian technologies, citing potential national security risks. -
Kamala Harris Widens Lead Over Donald Trump in Battleground States as Betting Odds Shift in Her Favor
Post-debate polling and betting markets indicate Harris gaining ground in key states as Trump opts out of further debates. 
Post-debate polling and betting markets indicate Harris gaining ground in key states as Trump opts out of further debates. -
Donald Trump Confirms 2028 Will Not See Him Run for President Again if Defeated in 2024
Former President Donald Trump has unequivocally ruled out another run for the presidency in 2028 should he lose the 2024 election to Vice President Kamala Harris. In an interview with Full Measure host Sharyl Attkisson, Trump, 78, made it clear that this campaign would be his last. "No, I don't [see myself running again]," he told Attkisson. 
Former President Donald Trump has unequivocally ruled out another run for the presidency in 2028 should he lose the 2024 election to Vice President Kamala Harris. In an interview with Full Measure host Sharyl Attkisson, Trump, 78, made it clear that this campaign would be his last. "No, I don't [see myself running again]," he told Attkisson. -
Donald Trump’s Swiftie Secret? Former President Caught Listening to Taylor Swift’s ‘Folklore’ After Publicly Declaring His Hatred for the Pop Star
Former President Donald Trump, who recently declared his disdain for pop sensation Taylor Swift, was seen enjoying her 2020 album Folklore. The revelation came to light after a photo circulated on social media, showing Trump, 78, listening to Swift's music. This comes just weeks after the former president made headlines for expressing his "hatred" for the singer following her endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for the 2024 election. 
Former President Donald Trump, who recently declared his disdain for pop sensation Taylor Swift, was seen enjoying her 2020 album Folklore. The revelation came to light after a photo circulated on social media, showing Trump, 78, listening to Swift's music. This comes just weeks after the former president made headlines for expressing his "hatred" for the singer following her endorsement of Vice President Kamala Harris for the 2024 election. -
Biden Administration Hesitates to Intervene in Israel-Hezbollah Crisis Amid Risk of Regional War
The Biden administration is exercising caution as tensions between Israel and Hezbollah escalate, adopting a more hands-off approach to Middle East diplomacy in hopes of avoiding a broader regional conflict. With the situation rapidly deteriorating following Israeli airstrikes and Hezbollah attacks, U.S. officials have opted for restraint, wary that active involvement could exacerbate the crisis rather than resolve it. 
The Biden administration is exercising caution as tensions between Israel and Hezbollah escalate, adopting a more hands-off approach to Middle East diplomacy in hopes of avoiding a broader regional conflict. With the situation rapidly deteriorating following Israeli airstrikes and Hezbollah attacks, U.S. officials have opted for restraint, wary that active involvement could exacerbate the crisis rather than resolve it. -
Arizona Supreme Court Rules 98,000 Voters Can Cast Full Ballots After Citizenship Status Error
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled on Friday that nearly 98,000 individuals whose citizenship status had been called into question due to a clerical error would be allowed to cast full ballots in the upcoming state and local elections. The decision marks a significant victory for voters who were at risk of disenfranchisement over a long-standing error in voter registration records, which led to confusion about their eligibility. 
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled on Friday that nearly 98,000 individuals whose citizenship status had been called into question due to a clerical error would be allowed to cast full ballots in the upcoming state and local elections. The decision marks a significant victory for voters who were at risk of disenfranchisement over a long-standing error in voter registration records, which led to confusion about their eligibility.
