Latest from Grace Panetta
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Michelle Obama emphasizes hope — and doesn’t hold back
The former first lady made pointed jabs at Donald Trump in her DNC speech, urging fired-up Democrats in Chicago to "do something."
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The GOP had already mostly lost unmarried women. Then came JD Vance.
Statements about ‘childless cat ladies’ by Trump’s running mate could alienate other groups and turn out unmarried women for Democrats.
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South Asian women see an ally in Harris, but feel a divide on Gaza
Some South Asian women and LGBTQ+ people believe Harris is more likely than Biden to hear their concerns, but they still want stronger policies on Gaza before the election.
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Harris introduces ‘Coach Walz’ to the national stage
The new 2024 presidential ticket made its debut in Philadelphia with Harris and Walz highlighting his personal story and swiping at Trump.
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Harris chooses Gov. Tim Walz — an abortion rights and public education advocate — as running mate
Walz, the governor of Minnesota, is a former high school teacher, football coach and member of the U.S. House.
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'A historical event': Eager supporters and makeshift merch crowd Harris' first campaign rally
In Wisconsin, voters were enthusiastic about the prospect of Harris becoming the first woman president as over 3,000 people packed into a high school gym.
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Harris enters fast-tracked campaign to challenge Donald Trump
Vice President Kamala Harris praised Biden's legacy as she began her effort to secure the Democratic nomination.
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What happens next? The process of getting Harris on the ticket
As a member of the Biden-Harris ticket, Harris is poised to assume control of the Biden campaign’s infrastructure and financial war chest.
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Biden withdraws from 2024 presidential race, endorses Harris
Biden endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris to replace him at the top of the ticket.
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It’s time to talk 'electability' again, apparently
Even before Joe Biden stepped aside, the possibility sparked a shadow conversation about whether the country is ready for Vice President Kamala Harris to take his place.