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At a recent Las Vegas rally, former President Trump made numerous unverified accusations against Vice President Harris and other political figures, while also featuring celebrity guests and discussing immigration policies.
The U. S. government enhances security measures for the 2024 election certification, designating it a "national special security event" to prevent incidents similar to the 2021 Capitol attack.
Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump set aside political differences to honor 9/11 victims in New York. The solemn event contrasts sharply with recent heated debates and campaign rhetoric.
As Americans observe the 23rd anniversary of 9/11, a third of the population is too young to remember. This demographic shift highlights the changing nature of collective memory and historical events.
Current and former U. S. leaders gathered in New York to commemorate the 23rd anniversary of 9/11. The solemn event showcased bipartisan unity amidst ongoing election campaigns.
The U. S. commemorates the 23rd anniversary of 9/11, balancing solemn remembrance with political undertones. Ceremonies at attack sites honor victims while navigating the complexities of an election year.
Vice President Kamala Harris releases detailed policy positions, focusing on economic relief and foreign policy, in contrast to Trump's brief list. The move comes days before their first debate.
Errol Morris's "Separated" reveals Trump's family separation policy began in July 2017, months before public awareness. The film exposes hidden practices and their lasting impact on immigrant families.
A 14-year-old student opened fire at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, killing four and wounding nine. The incident reignites the national debate on gun control as the community mourns.
The US and China have reached an agreement on deportation of Chinese nationals, marking a rare instance of cooperation amid strained relations. This development comes as Chinese migration to the US surges.
U. S. officials consider extending the period for lower illegal border crossings before lifting asylum restrictions. The move aims to maintain reduced migration levels ahead of the 2024 election.
U. S. officials report a minor increase in arrests for illegal border crossings from Mexico in August 2023, potentially ending a five-month downward trend. The Biden administration highlights overall lower numbers compared to previous highs.
Blas Nuñez-Neto, not VP Harris, leads Biden's border strategy. His approach combines tougher enforcement with expanded legal pathways, resulting in a significant decrease in illegal crossings since December 2023.
The U. S. government has resumed an updated migrant sponsorship program after addressing fraud issues. The program allows 30,000 people monthly from four countries, with enhanced vetting measures now in place.
The Department of Homeland Security has restarted a program allowing 30,000 migrants monthly from four countries to enter the U. S. legally. Enhanced vetting procedures aim to prevent fraud and ensure program integrity.
Kamala Harris hires Brenda Abdelall to lead Arab American outreach amid Gaza tensions. Move aims to shore up support in key battleground states for upcoming presidential election.
A 29-year-old Australian man has been sentenced to 17 years in prison for orchestrating a massive online sextortion scheme. The case, involving 286 victims from 20 countries, is described as one of the worst in history.
A U. S. Army soldier faces federal charges for using AI to create explicit images of children. The case highlights the growing misuse of AI technology in generating child sexual abuse material.
U. S. cybersecurity approach has transformed since 2016, emphasizing transparency and swift action against foreign threats. New agencies and frameworks aim to bolster election security, despite ongoing challenges.
A federal judge in Texas has temporarily frozen President Biden's program offering a citizenship path to certain immigrants married to U. S. citizens, citing the need for closer examination of the initiative.
A landslide in Ketchikan, Alaska, has resulted in one fatality and three injuries, prompting emergency declarations. Local authorities have ordered evacuations and are working to restore power and assess the damage.
Ohio's Secretary of State refers 597 potential noncitizen voter cases for investigation, marking an increase from previous years. The cases represent a small fraction of the state's 8 million registered voters.
Democrats highlight conservative handbook Project 2025 at national convention, using giant prop to criticize Trump's potential policies. Republicans distance themselves from the document.
FBI notifies Kamala Harris' campaign of foreign influence operation. Campaign reports robust security measures. FBI also investigating alleged hack of Trump's campaign, highlighting cybersecurity concerns in U.S. elections.
A U. S. appeals court has rejected a challenge to a rule allowing spouses of H-1B visa holders to work, citing broad federal powers. The decision maintains a policy supported by major tech companies.
The Biden administration temporarily halts a program allowing entry from Cuba, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Venezuela. The pause aims to review vetting processes for sponsor applications.
A Washington legal panel recommends a two-year law license suspension for Jeffrey Clark, a former senior U. S. Justice Department official, for his actions related to the 2020 election controversy.
Kimberly Cheatle steps down as U. S. Secret Service Director following a security breach at a Trump rally. Multiple investigations launched into the incident that left the former president wounded.