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CNN's Dana Bash contends Harris avoided answering questions on fracking: 'That's kind of your answer'

CNN’s Dana Bash acknowledged Vice President Kamala Harris was dodging questions during her interview with the Democratic presidential candidate last month. Bash spoke to Mediaite editor-in-chief Aidan McLaughlin on Saturday when McLaughlin asked Bash about the interview, specifically Harris appearing to avoid discussing her position on fracking. Although Bash believed Harris’ stance was “clear,” she...

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California desert towns protest cutting down ancient trees for solar energy project: 'Irreplaceable'

A project to install solar panels around the Mojave Desert has begun cutting down thousands of Joshua trees, much to the residents’ chagrin. The Los Angeles Times reported several citizens across Boron and Desert Lake have begun noticing effects from the Aratina Solar Project, a 2,300-acre government-approved plan to produce clean energy through solar panels....

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New York Times podcast says Harris’ honeymoon phase is over, ‘wave of euphoria’ has faded after new poll

A New York Times’ podcast acknowledged what many Kamala Harris supporters have feared since she first declared her candidacy: the initial enthusiasm sparked by her late entry into the presidential race has seemingly dissipated. “The Daily” episode, titled “The Harris Honeymoon is Over,” examined the latest New York Times/Siena poll which shows former President Trump...

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Reparations supporters vow payback after CA state Democrats block two bills: 'Political price to pay'

A pair of reparations-related bills for the descendants of enslaved Black Americans failed to pass in the California legislature last week, but supporters say they’re not going down without a fight. The two bills led by Democrats that would have greenlit reparations were considered key components of some lawmakers’ ambitious efforts to pass legislation aimed...

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Jill Stein slams Democratic efforts to 'silence competition,’ says they are ‘not servants of democracy'

Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein slammed the Democratic Party and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y., for criticizing her ballot access as a third party contender. “The Democrats have really made a mockery out of themselves. They are not the servants of democracy,” Stein told The Hill last week. Stein, a physician and climate change advocate,...

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Team Harris had 'planned' on unmuted mics, left 'scrambling to rewrite' debate strategy: report

Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign team was reportedly left “scrambling” to rework their debate strategy after losing their bid to change the rules on microphones. Former President Trump and Harris will face off for the first time on Tuesday in Philadelphia, in a debate moderated by ABC News. While the Harris campaign had insisted on...

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Pelosi suggests Trump might skip presidential debate against Harris: ‘I know cowardice when I see it’

AUSTIN, Texas –Former House SpeakerNancy Pelosisuggested former President Trump could skip the upcoming presidential debate because of “cowardice,” but the GOP nominee’s campaign insisted she’s simply attempting to spread “fake news.” Pelosi appeared at the Texas Tribune Festival over the weekend where she spoke to journalist Kara Swisher about a variety of topics before signing...

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Parental rights group leader warns America's parents about Harris/Walz presidency: ‘Worse than weird’

“Moms for Liberty” co-founder Tiffany Justice was blunt: She believes a potential Harris-Walz administration will be dangerous for America’s families. In a new interview with Fox News Digital, Justice railed against the Democratic presidential ticket – particularly vice-presidential candidate Gov. Tim Walz, D-Minn. – for policies she says will be harmful to American children and...