Kamala Harris
Updates on Kamala Harris, the 49th vice president of the United States under President Joe Biden. Harris is the first person of color vice president and the first woman to serve as vice president. Elected to the U.S. Senate in 2017, she served as California's Attorney General from 2011 to 2017.
Peter Meijer Proposes $2,400 Stimulus Checks under 'DOGE' Plan
The Michigan Republican congressman told Fox Business that COVID relief should help individuals more than states.
Senate Advances COVID Relief Bill With Kamala Harris as Tie-Breaking Vote
The U.S. Senate voted 51-50 on Thursday to advance President Joe Biden's coronavirus relief bill, bringing the sprawling $1.9 trillion package one step closer to being passed.
Donald Trump's 2024 Election Chances Surge After CPAC Speech—Bookmakers
At the conference on February 28, the former president once again refused to acknowledge that he lost November's election.
Senate Could Modify Filibuster Without Eliminating It, Experts Explain
Moderate Democrats oppose eliminating the Senate's controversial legislative rule, but there are less drastic options lawmakers could consider.
Sanders, Warren Call on Harris to Override Parliamentarian on $15 Wage Hike
Sanders has also vowed to force a vote on the measure in the Senate this week.
Unlike Trump's COVID bills, Biden's Plan Largely Spends Money On The Virus
As House members prepare for the anticipated vote on President Joe Biden's nearly $2 trillion coronavirus relief package on Friday, Republicans have spent much of their time lamenting the massive amount of money that it will cost taxpayers.
On $15 minimum wage, will Kamala Harris overrule Senate Parliamentarian?
If Harris refuses, Democrats will have to introduce the wage hike as a standalone bill. The bill would likely require at least 10 Republican Senators' support. Thus far, Republicans haven't supported the measure.
Bernie Sanders Favorability Rating Higher than Biden and Harris: Poll
President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez(D-N.Y.) were the only national politicians to receive net positive favorability ratings in a new poll.
Andrew Yang Wants to Be NYC's 'Evangelist and Cheerleader in Chief'
What would a Mayor Yang do? The entrepreneur-turned-politician on the pandemic, the police, universal basic income—and bicycle lanes. He'd be the city's first Asian-American mayor.
Black, Latino Groups See an Ally In Kamala Harris as She Charts VP Course
Harris has leaned into being the first woman and first woman of color in the role to connect with groups that will be key to the administration's success as the recovery unfolds.
Kamala Harris Dodges Questions About Teachers Going Back Into Schools
The vice president was asked on NBC's Today what assurances she could give unvaccinated teachers returning to the classroom.
Donald Trump's 2024 Odds Slashed by Bookmakers After Impeachment Trial
The former president has only served a single four-year term, but the constitution allows presidents to serve for a maximum of two, meaning he could enter office for another term if he won again.
Graham Warns Kamala Harris May Be Impeached if GOP Takes Back House
"We've opened Pandora's Box here, and I'm sad for the country," said the Republican senator from South Carolina on Sunday.
Capitol Rioter & Cop Puncher Shared Pic of Dead Birds Named 'Joe & Kamala'
"It wasn't a riot at the capital (sic) it was a Crusade against baby murderers," suspected insurrectionist and former Marine Michael J. Lopatic Sr. allegedly wrote in a Facebook post.
Fact Check: Did Kamala Harris Once Joke About Killing Trump and Pence?
Since Kamala Harris appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2018, social media allegations against Harris have been recurring, criticizing a joke she made on the show.
Will Kamala Harris, Patrick Leahy Vote in Trump's Impeachment Trial?
When asked if Harris will have a vote in the impeachment trial, Frank O. Bowman III, a professor of law at the University of Missouri and an expert on the impeachment of the president and other federal officers, told Newsweek that the short answer is "no."
Biden's Radical Shift on Abortion is Out of Step with Most Americans
While the Biden administration attempts to enforce its agenda at the federal level, the pro-life movement will be fighting back in the states to advance protections for preborn children and their mothers.
Sanders Hails Budget Resolution for 'Working People' as New Stimulus Nears
Democrats are one step closer to passing the COVID-19 relief package, which includes $1,400 checks for all Americans earning below $50,000 a year.
Black, Latino Businesses Pushing WH to Address Econonmic Disparities
Black and Latino business groups understand the daunting agenda facing the Biden administration, but say small businesses are the lifeblood of the economy.
Sen. Graham Threatens to Switch Focus to VP Harris at Trump's Senate Trial
The senator urged Democrats to not call witnesses during the proceedings, suggesting it could prompt Republicans to do the same and draw out the trial.
Joe Biden's Use of 'Equity' Over 'Equality' Opens New Front in Culture War
Vice President Kamala Harris explained the idea of equity in a speech two days before the election, saying it overcame the problem of everyone not starting off with the same amount.
Legislators, Petition Pressure Biden to Support Recurring Stimulus Checks
Kamala Harris supported recurring payments, and restaurant owner Stephanie Bodin, a creator of a Change.org petition, called for people to maintain pressure on legislators.
'Looking Like America' Is About More than Just Looks
As we honor and celebrate Kamala Harris' historic inauguration and her and Joe Biden's focus on the highest levels of government "looking like America," it is incumbent on all of us to understand this is about much more than representation.
Harris Defends Biden's Climate Policies, Says They're Creating More Jobs
Biden has faced strong criticism from Republicans for an executive order pausing oil and gas extraction on federal land.
Sean Hannity Unsure Whether He'll Get COVID-19 Vaccine: 'Having Doubts'
"I've been telling my friends I'm getting the vaccine," Sean Hannity said. "Half of them agree and the other half think I'm absolutely nuts."
A Historic Inauguration for a Promising Cooperation. Welcome Back America
Speeches that fan the flames of violence and hatred can only create distrust between individuals and in our institutions.
Bernie Sanders Most Followed Lawmaker on Twitter and Facebook for Six Years
Sander's popularity could have to do with the length of time he has spent in Congress, his past presidential campaigns or his voice as a progressive left-winger.
Joe Biden's Inauguration Ceremony Attracted Over 39 Million Viewers
This inauguration had the largest television audience since Barack Obama's in 2009 at 38 million views. In 2017, 30.6 million people watched Donald Trump and Mike Pence get sworn into office.
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Biden hopes that his first order of business can urge state politicians to set stricter guidelines to wear masks whenever residents leave their homes
Obama 'Birther' Conspiracist Orly Taitz Sues To Stop Trump Impeachment
Lawyer, dentist and conspiracy theorist Orly Taitz claims that the conviction of former President Donald Trump in a second impeachment trial would deprive her and others of a "Constitutional First Amendment right for the political speech, namely, to vote for Donald Trump in future elections."
