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Kamala Harris to face questions from black journalists in Philadelphia amid 2024 campaign
Vice President Kamala Harris is set to engage with Black journalists in Philadelphia, addressing key issues affecting the Black community. As the 2024 campaign heats up, Harris will answer questions on voting rights, economic inequality, and criminal justice reform.
Ellison denies AG nomination allegations amid Trump criticism
The Trump campaign has sharply condemned reports suggesting that Vice President Kamala Harris is considering Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison as a potential U.S. Attorney General if elected.
VP Harris criticized for claiming ‘my values have not changed’ amid policy flip-flops
Vice President Kamala Harris faces backlash for asserting that her values have remained consistent, despite criticisms of her shifting positions on key issues, with some labeling her as "still a radical."
NBC reporter challenges Kamala Harris on claim her ‘values haven’t changed’
An NBC reporter questioned Vice President Kamala Harris’s assertion that her "values haven't changed," highlighting how her positions on key issues have shifted over time.
California bill could release ‘molesters’ and ‘rapists,’ state senate GOP warns
California Senate Republicans warn that a proposed bill could result in the release of convicted molesters and rapists, sparking intense debate over criminal justice reform and public safety.
Kamala Harris advocated removing cops from schools to address racial inequities in 2019
In a 2019 interview, Kamala Harris called for the removal of police from schools, arguing it could help address racial inequities and create safer educational environments for students of color.