In North Carolina, the future of abortion could come down to a few hundred votes
Democrats — fueled by women voters — say outrage about abortion restrictions could help them break a Republican supermajority.
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Vance attends town hall hosted by anti-LGBTQ+ Christian nationalist pastor
The Republican vice presidential candidate avoided his most inflammatory anti-immigrant rhetoric at an event hosted by Christian nationalist pastor Lance Wallnau in Pennsylvania.
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Will the VP debate clarify whether Trump and Vance have a plan for child care?
Voters in both parties overwhelmingly want to hear how each campaign will help families secure high-quality, lower-cost child care. But only Kamala Harris has put forth a plan.
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Education activist praised by Trump reportedly on leave after blog claims he appeared in gay porn
Conservative groups are distancing themselves from Corey DeAngelis, who has objected to discussions of LGBTQ+ and 'woke' topics in class.
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Millions of Americans have long COVID: Will Kamala Harris acknowledge them?
She is part of an administration that many advocates believe turned its back on COVID. Still, some see more hope in a potential Harris presidency.
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Harris holds a big lead with Asian-American voters, new survey shows
Support for the Democratic ticket is back up to 2020 levels among AAPI voters, many of whom say racism and discrimination is their top issue.
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Trump, contending with unpopular GOP abortion bans, turns focus to women
Six weeks out from Election Day, recent polls show women picking Vice President Kamala Harris by double-digit margins, suggesting the potential for a historic gender gap this year.
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‘Preventable’ and ‘predictable’: In Atlanta, Harris addresses deaths tied to Georgia abortion ban
"That story was the personification of the Black maternal health crisis," Harris campaign co-chair Sen. Laphonza Butler said of Harris’ retelling of Amber Nicole Thurman’s death at a Georgia campaign event.
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Kaitlyn Joshua is on the road telling her post-Roe story
Traveling with the Harris campaign, Joshua is pushing for change in Louisiana and drawing attention to how Black women especially are impacted by abortion restrictions.
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Second vote, same result: Senate Republicans block IVF protection bill
All but two Republicans voted against Democrats’ bill. Sen. JD Vance of Ohio, the GOP vice presidential nominee, was not present.