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Trump tests out new nickname for Kamala Harris amid speculation she’ll replace Biden

July 5, 2024

Former President Trump is rolling out new nicknames for Vice President Kamala Harris as part of a new focus on the VP, just as she is being touted as a potential replacement for President Biden on the 2024 ticket after Biden suffered a disastrous debate performance. Trump regularly coins nicknames for his political opponents, from Low Energy Jeb [Bush] to “Crooked Hillary” [Clinton]. For Biden, he has called...

Kamala Harris spent months shooting down concerns over Biden’s mental competency

July 5, 2024

In the months leading up to President Biden’s devastating debate performance last month and his subsequent decision to suspend his re-election campaign on Sunday, Vice President Kamala Harris made several efforts to affirm and defend his mental acuity, according to a new Fox News Digital analysis.  Questions posed to Harris over Biden’s mental competency were raised frequently beginning in the fall of 2023, as the president made recurring...

Kamala Harris spent months shooting down concerns over Biden’s mental competency ahead of the debate

July 5, 2024

In the months leading up to President Biden’s devastating debate performance, Vice President Kamala Harris made several efforts to affirm and defend his mental acuity, according to a new Fox News Digital analysis.  Questions posed to Harris over Biden’s mental competency were raised frequently beginning in the fall of 2023, as the president made recurring comments at public events that sparked concerns over his fitness ahead of the...

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The Senate confirmed Howard Lutnick on Tuesday to serve as President Donald Trump’s secretary of commerce.  The Republican-controlled Senate voted to confirm …

The proposal would expand a program that allows districts to award bonuses to educators based on their students’ academic growth.