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Veteran PBS journalist Judy Woodruff has apologized for remarks she had made regarding former President Donald Trump and negotiations for peace between Israel and Hamas in Gaza

US election 2024 race was by and large headlined by Republican Donald Trump, President Joe Biden and Vice-President and Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris. However, Independent Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr has suddenly hogged all the limelight. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is expected to drop out of the race for the White House, US media reported on Wednesday, with the independent candidate due to make a major address later in the week. However, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s campaign said on Wednesday that he would address the nation on Friday in Arizona, where he will talk about «the present historical moment and his path forward.» Kennedy is planning to drop out of the election and endorse Trump, but that hinges on whether the Republican offers Kennedy «and others» a position in the White House if elected, Larry Sharpe, outreach director with American Values 2024, told Reuters.

Democratic National Convention's third day began with a unique spiritual dimension as Pandit Rakesh Bhatt, a renowned Hindu priest, led the session with a traditional Vedic prayer. The event, held at the United Center in Chicago, was a significant occasion for rallying support behind Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris. Pandit Bhatt’s prayer invoked the ancient Indian concept of 'Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam,' which translates to 'the whole world is one family.' Bhatt opened with a prayer that resonated across the hall, chanting verses in Sanskrit before translating them into English for the diverse audience. “Even if we have differences, when it comes to the nation, we have to be united,” Bhatt stated. “Let our minds think together. Let our hearts beat as one. All for the betterment of society. May this make us powerful so we can unite and make our nation proud.”

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Tim Walz accepts the Democratic nomination for vice president on Wednesday with 11 weeks to go before he and presidential running mate Kamala Harris face Republican former President Donald Trump in the 2024 U.S. election. Walz, 60, a military veteran, former high school teacher and football coach, will talk about growing up on a farm in Nebraska, his family and freedoms that Democrats say are under attack from Trump, making his third run for the White House. Walz has brought a folksy charm to the campaign trail, describing himself and Harris as «joyful warriors» focused on a brighter future, in contrast to Republicans who they say are stoking fear and division.

stock markets have already taken an affinity towards Kamala Harris as soon as she entered the Presidential poll race after replacing Joe Biden on the ticket. According to Market Watch, the chances of Harris winning the polls are 64% based on the stock market trends that were earlier behaving in a rather non-predictable manner. The stock market's shift towards Harris is a positive sign as it means that the investors are backing the Democrats and counting on them for the country's economy in the future. Although, this may have little impact on the polls, but the majority share of these investors are voters, and therefore some data extrapolation and analysis can help in understanding the current political landscape, ahead of the US Presidential Elections 2024.

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Kamala Harris unexpectedly departed for Milwaukee. The move, seen by some as a deliberate snub, raised eyebrows, especially given the Obamas’ delayed endorsement of Harris. Instead of attending the Obamas' speeches, Harris opted to address a nearly full arena in Milwaukee and hold a DNC watch party with her rally attendees, as per the reports of the New York Post. In Milwaukee, Democratic organizer Jaliah Jefferson informed the crowd at Fiserv Forum that they would be featured live as part of the DNC broadcast. Jefferson encouraged the audience to bring energy, emphasizing that the nation needed to see Wisconsin standing behind Harris. The enthusiastic crowd, energized by DJ Shawna, responded eagerly, especially those from Illinois who cheered loudly when acknowledged.

However, now, Trump fans cannot be so sure of a victory as Harris' approval rating and popularity is slowly going off the charts, which did not seem to have a remote chance back in June.

The Democratic convention presents Fox News Channel with a delicate challenge — how to cover a party suddenly enthused about its election chances when much of its audience has a different political view

Democratic National Convention in Chicago saw a remarkable appearance of Michelle Obama. As a prominent speaker at the event, the former first lady opted to wear an intriguing ensemble from Monse's resort 2025 collection. She complimented her look with coordinating trousers and a sleeveless jacket with a unique crisscross design, as per the reports of Yahoo entertainment. Obama added a little elegance with her choice of accessories to finish the entire ensemble. Her dress was enhanced with jewelry from David Yurman, and she wore Jimmy Choo's Scarlett pumps.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is contemplating ending his campaign to potentially ally with former President Donald Trump. As per the reports of Yahoo news, Nicole Shanahan, Kennedy's vice presidential candidate, revealed in a recent interview that they might withdraw from the race to support Trump. Shanahan highlighted that running as independents could divide votes and benefit Democrats Kamala Harris and Tim Walz in the upcoming election. They are considering whether to merge with Trump's campaign or drop out entirely. The decision timeline has not been disclosed.

Michelle Obama, gave a speech at the Democratic National Convention on Tuesday, just one night after the president gave an emotional and passionate farewell speech. Almost as a way to make things worse, she kept complimenting her husband's 2008 campaign without bringing up Joe Biden. Michelle says there is an incredibly magical vibe in the air. According to a New York Post report, the 60-year-old Chicago native continued to express her gratitude for her husband, referring to his catchphrase from his popular campaign. In the period leading to Biden’s decision to withdraw from the presidential race, Michelle, who fared relatively better against Trump in polls than Harris and any other contender from the Democratic party, insisted that the vice president is capable of stepping into Biden’s shoes on the Democratic ticket. She proudly announced that the woman who could take responsibility of this moment is Kamala Harris and that she is among the most qualified persons to be the president. The former first lady criticized Trump’s barbs towards the vice president-elect, describing them as petty and regressive, and said that Trump was being petty in his swings. She shouted at voters who are ready to vote for a woman and who are ready to bully, and she appealed to Democrats’ action over the attacks on Harris. Also Read: Grave of the Fireflies: Studio Ghibli’s film release date, where to watch, regional availability and plot

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This week’s Democratic National Convention may not just be notable for U.S. Vice-President Kamala Harris’s historic nomination for president, but also for the number of high-profile Republican speakers supporting her.

Michelle Obama returned to the political spotlight at the Democratic National Convention (DNC) with a powerful speech that resonated with echoes of her husband’s historic campaigns. She subtly criticized former President Donald Trump without naming him and strongly endorsed Kamala Harris as a presidential candidate, highlighting the themes of hope and unity. Opening her address, Michelle Obama detailed the challenges the nation is facing, stating, «America, hope is making a comeback,» which received a standing ovation from the audience.

US 'ready' for Harris presidency, said Obama to the crowd. «America is waiting for a new chapter, America is waiting for a better story. We are ready for president Kamala Harris, and Kamala Harris is ready for the job,» said the former US President at DNC. America's first Black president, Obama has thrown his considerable political capital behind Harris as she seeks to make history herself on Nov. 5 as the first woman and first Black and South Asian person to be elected U.S. president.

Kamala Harris' election effort has raised around $500 million since she became the Democratic presidential candidate, sources told Reuters, an unprecedented money haul that reflects donor enthusiasm going into the Nov. 5 election. Four sources familiar with the fundraising effort told Reuters that figure had been banked for Harris in the four weeks since she jumped into the race on July 21. Campaign cash is critical for advertising and get-out-the-vote efforts that help bring people to the polls and persuade undecided voters to swing a candidate's way.

Donald Trump has hinted at including Elon Musk in his cabinet should he win the presidential race. “He’s a very smart guy. I certainly would, if he would do it," the Republican candidate told Reuters when asked of such a possibility.

Kamala Harris attracted attention for her outfit choice rather than her beliefs. Reminiscent of former President Barack Obama's famous fashion moment, the Vice President showed up in a tan suit with a white top. Obama, who typically wore navy or black suits, caused a stir in 2014 when he showed up for a press conference on ISIS wearing a similar tan suit—a decision that some felt was unsuitable for such a serious event, as per the reports of The U.S Sun.