It’s time to talk 'electability' again, apparently
Even before Joe Biden stepped aside, the possibility sparked a shadow conversation about whether the country is ready for Vice President Kamala Harris to take his place.
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In one America, celebration. In another, hand-wringing.
The enthusiasm at this week’s Republican National Convention offered a major contrast to headlines coming from the Democratic Party.
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Abortion gets the silent treatment at the RNC
A slew of Republican senators who oppose abortion didn’t mention it while on stage in Milwaukee, nor did nominees Donald Trump and JD Vance — but it’s still in the party’s official platform.
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Trump is man in a man’s world. The RNC underscored that.
The GOP nominee says he’s saving the world from World War III. His supporters see a tough guy.
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VP Harris says JD Vance didn’t give voters ‘the full story’
The vice president directly addressed Wednesday night’s speech from JD Vance, saying his focus on biography obscured the policy implications of a Trump-Vance White House.
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JD Vance, who has a specific vision for America’s families, focuses on his own in RNC speech
Donald Trump’s VP pick featured his wife, mother and grandmother in a speech criticizing Democrats’ policies.
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Usha Vance shaped her husband’s rise. Tonight she introduced him on the RNC stage.
Usha and JD Vance met at Yale Law School, and he has written about the significant influence she has had on him.
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White women victims are at the center of RNC anti-immigrant message
They invoked the deaths of women including Laken Riley and Rachel Morin, whose family spoke on the second night of the convention.
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Motherhood, menopause and MAGA: Kari Lake’s appeal at the RNC
The Arizona Senate candidate, a prominent election denier, is the only woman and mother nominated by the GOP in a competitive Senate race.
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JD Vance says media twisted remarks on abortion and domestic violence. We looked closer.
Trump's vice presidential nominee accused the media of twisting controversial comments about violent marriages and abortion exemptions. We took a closer look at four of his claims.