Undecided voters in Pennsylvania said they wanted to hear more concrete policies from Vice President Kamala Harris at Tuesday’s ABC News Presidential Debate, and hear how her positions differed from President Biden’s. “I’m really looking specifically what she’s going to do for the Black community,” Majesty Moreland, an undecided voter from the swing state, told...
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Limiting access to cellphones could help students' grades, social skills and early development, experts say
Cellphones are a staple of American life in 2024, but research shows in-class cellphone use can have a negative impact on students’ grades, social skills, emotional development and mental health. Many educators, school officials and politicians believe cellphone use should be restricted at school, while some parents oppose such bans as they believe it would...
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...
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....
The Harris campaign is ‘already downplaying her performance before it even happens’
Panelists on “The Big Weekend Show” discuss the established rules of the upcoming ABC News presidential debate between former President Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris. “Tour de force aren’t going to be what you hear from the headlines, because the campaign’s already downplaying her performance before it even happens,” Fox News national correspondent Griff...
New 'God's Not Dead' film inspires Christians to make their voices heard at ballot box
A new film in the “God’s Not Dead” film franchise encourages Christians not to be afraid to stand up for their beliefs and to exercise their influence in politics. “God’s Not Dead: In God We Trust,” coming to theaters September 12, tells the fictional story of a pastor whose faith is tested after he enters...
Trump campaign adviser tears into VP Harris: She can 'run' but she can't 'hide' from Biden's record
Vice President Kamala Harris can run, but she can’t hide from her ties to the Biden administration’s record, Trump campaign adviser Corey Lewandowski said in a cryptic warning on Sunday. Speaking to Fox News’ Howard Kurtz, Lewandowki railed against Harris’ apparent shift in policy positions, including on top issues like border security and fracking and...
Tom Cotton turns tables on CNN's Dana Bash on guns, brings up Harris' past remarks on school shootings
Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., turned the tables during an interview with CNN’s Dana Bash on Sunday, invoking Kamala Harris’ past rhetoric on “demilitarizing” schools in a tense on-air exchange. Cotton appeared on CNN’s “State of the Union” to discuss the tragic Apalachee High School shooting in which two teachers and two students were killed last...
'Shrinking' California GOP to blame for state's problems argues LA Times columnist
California Republicans share some blame for the poverty, homelessness and crime currently plaguing the state, Los Angeles Times columnist Steve Lopez argued. Though Lopez acknowledged how Democrats “deserve to be on the hot seat” based on their current control in all statewide offices, he explained “none of that happened overnight, nor did it happen exclusively...
Massachusetts welfare recipients spent taxpayer funds in Hawaii, other vacation destinations
Welfare recipients in Massachusetts spent taxpayer dollars while traveling to tropical vacation destinations and in states located thousands of miles away from New England, according to a new investigation by The Boston Herald. Public records requested by the Herald showed taxpayer-funded EBT cards were used in Hawaii, the Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, California, Florida, Alaska,...









