Kamala Harris saw a boost in favorability, rising to 43% overall and 44% among independents, following Biden's exit and endorsement, as well as endorsements from other major Democrats.Insert Preheader
Today's Poll Question
White women backed Trump in 2016 (+2%) and 2020 (+7%) – will they in 2024?
Harris saw a boost in favorability, rising to 43% overall and 44% among independents, following Biden's exit and endorsement, as well as endorsements from other major Democrats.
The rocket attack on the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, which Israel blames on Hezbollah despite the group's denial, has heightened fears of a potential war between Israel and Hezbollah.
The pre-race triathlon event in the Seine River was canceled due to water quality concerns, despite Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo's recent swim to demonstrate its cleanliness.
A Pew study reveals that more Americans are choosing not to have children for career, freedom, and financial reasons, despite societal pressures and concerns about aging without support.
The Paris Olympics opening ceremony faced criticism over a perceived Last Supper reference, which the creator denies, emphasizing the show’s aim to celebrate liberty, equality, and fraternity.
Nicolás Maduro was declared the winner of Venezuela's presidential election by the electoral council, but the opposition claims fraud and insists Edmundo González actually won.
Engagement with news content has surged recently, providing relief to publishers facing a brutal year of layoffs and cost-cutting, driven by a series of seismic events and headlines.
Biden revealed a plan to overhaul the Supreme Court, proposing term limits, a binding ethics code, and a constitutional amendment removing presidential immunity from criminal prosecution.
Pro-Harris activism, driven by record-setting Zoom rallies and successful fundraising, is challenging Trump's support among white women, a key demographic that previously helped him win.
Timothy Mellon, a wealthy railroad magnate and heir, is spending tens of millions to support Trump's election campaign, while his motivations and private life remain largely mysterious.
As Harris steps up to face Trump, she is already encountering a surge of far-right attacks similar to those faced by Obama, including racist and sexist memes and increasingly hostile rhetoric.
Transportation Secretary Buttigieg's prospects as Harris's running mate are rising, thanks to his high-profile appearances and endorsements, though some advisers remain skeptical.
Trump and Harris enter the final 100 days of the 2024 race, reshaping the campaign landscape after Biden's exit, an assassination attempt on Trump, and Harris's swift rallying of Democratic support.
Conservatives attacking Harris as a "DEI hire" risk backlash and should instead focus on her policy failures, as such attacks could undermine progress with minority and female voters.
Biden's 2020 victory was fueled by record voter turnout, shifts in key demographics like suburban voters and new voters, and strong party loyalty among previous Clinton and Trump supporters.
Lenore Skenazy argues that smartphones are making parents more anxious by weakening the "trust muscle" needed for developing independence and confidence in both parents and children.
Dan Aykroyd, original Ghostbuster and co-writer of the 1984 film defends the 2016 all-female reboot, affirming his full support despite the movie facing racist and sexist backlash.
Thousands of Taylor Swift fans in Munich swarmed the Olympic Hill for a free view of her sold-out concerts, prompting organizers to provide water and emergency blankets.
Mayor Karen Bass addressed LA readiness for the 2028 Olympics, focusing on homelessness, public transportation safety, and the logistical challenge of a "car-free Olympics."
Bob Ballard was removed from Eurosport’s Olympics coverage after making a sexist comment about Australian swimmers "hanging around, doing their makeup" following their relay win.
Egypt advised against opening a new war front in Lebanon after missile attacks in the Golan Heights, urging support for Lebanese institutions to prevent regional conflict.
Mark Meadows' lawyers asked the Supreme Court to move his Georgia election subversion case to federal court, arguing for immunity from charges and emphasizing the need for a federal forum.
