Issues 2024: Kamala Harris, Donald Trump on affordable housing
We’ve been writing, a lot, about the lack of affordable housing in Waynesboro, with our goal being to make addressing the issue a flashpoint in the local City Council elections in 2024.
We’ve been writing, a lot, about the lack of affordable housing in Waynesboro, with our goal being to make addressing the issue a flashpoint in the local City Council elections in 2024.
The baseless, blatantly racist rumor about Haitian immigrants eating pets in Springfield, Ohio, led to bomb threats closing down Springfield City Hall and several Springfield city schools on Friday.
Donald Trump was asked, three, if he would veto a national abortion ban. Three times, he sidestepped the question.
Was Donald Trump “handed $400 million on a silver platter,” as Kamala Harris claimed in Tuesday’s presidential debate?
One thing you hear from supposed independent voters is that they “want to hear more” from the candidates, this year Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, “on the issues.”
Recent polls have Donald Trump down double-digits in Virginia, foretelling an upcoming move by the Trump campaign to reassign resources from Virginia to more competitive states that should have impacts down-ticket.
It’s time to ask the question of Republicans regarding Donald Trump that Republicans wanted Democrats, for going on two years, to ask regarding Joe Biden.
I’m going to make the lede to this story about the VCU poll of Virginia voters on the Kamala Harris-Donald Trump race about the methodology, just because.
Pop superstar Taylor Swift, signing herself “Childless Cat Lady,” endorsed Kamala Harris for president last night, after Harris’ energizing takedown of Donald Trump in the first, and maybe only, presidential debate of the 2024 fall cycle.
How you can tell Kamala Harris absolutely cleaned the clock of Donald Trump in last night’s debate: he ran to his buddies on “Fox & Friends” this morning to complain about being unfairly tied to Project 2025.
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