Politics

US Army Veteran Claims He Was Used in Anti-Trump Propaganda by Democrats

A U.S. Army veteran speaks out against his photo being used in all social media platforms to make a false story allegedly made up by the Democrats for political gain.

Biden Struggling to Get Latino Voters in Florida

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden struggles to get the support of Latino voters in Florida, according to a new poll by NBC/Marist.
Miami Latinos Put Trump, Biden in Tight Presidential Race

Miami Latinos Put Trump, Biden in Tight Presidential Race

Miami Latinos are giving President Donald Trump a fighting chance for his reelection bid as a new survey had him tied statistically with Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden among the Hispanics in Miami-Dade.
US Companies

US Companies Urge Its Employees to Vote

Over 800 companies including Nike, pharmaceutical company Abbott Laboratories, and technology company Qualcomm are encouraging its workers to vote.
Mnuchin and Pelosi

Disagreement Continues on State and Local Funding

The Republican and Democratic lawmakers continue to debate in providing the right amount of financial aid for state and local governments amid the stalled talks on the stimulus bill.
Absentee Ballot Application Sent by Outside Groups Add to Voters' Confusion

Absentee Ballot Application Sent by Outside Groups Add to Voters' Confusion

Absentee ballot application forms sent by outside groups are adding to the confusion of voters especially that they receive not just one but plenty of application forms in the mail.
Mnuchin

Mnuchin Gives A Positive Message On Stimulus Bill

Steve Mnuchin, the U.S. Treasury Secretary, appeared on a news outlet on Sunday and gave a positive message about the new stimulus bill.
Facebook

Facebook Pays Users To Deactivate Account, Here's Why

Facebook will be paying its users ahead of the 2020 U.S. elections. The social media site expects 200,000 to 400,000 to participate in the study.

Senate GOP Unity on New Stimulus Package to Get Divided by Sen. Cruz's School Choice Plan

The Republican stimulus package may fail to get its goal of getting a vote from 51 senators after they are divided by Senator Ted Cruz's school choice plan.

Kanye West Forges Ahead With US Presidential Bid in Kentucky, Mississippi

Kanye West is forging ahead with his U.S. presidential bid as he continues to file for his name to be placed on the ballots in Kentucky and Mississippi.
Election

Hispanics in Florida Are More Likely to Vote for Trump

Hispanics and Latino voters in Florida are more likely to support and vote for President Donald Trump in the upcoming election, according to a new poll.
Facebook

Why New Political Ads Will Be Banned on Facebook?

No new political ads will be allowed on Facebook one week before the election. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced this decision on Thursday.

Majority of Latino Voters in California Are Certain to Vote in November

Around 73 percent of Latino voters in California said they are certain to vote in November, according to poll results.

Trump Promises More Funding for Police, Local Businesses in Kenosha

President Donald Trump's Kenosha visit on September 1 went well as he announced his administration's plan to give financial aid to the police and local business owners.
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin Briefs Media On New Iran Sanctions

Mnuchin to Congress: Pass Stand-Alone Coronavirus Relief Bill to Repurpose PPP Funds

Steve Mnuchin, Treasury Secretary, said passing a stand-alone coronavirus relief bill that revamps the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) is the "easiest" option to continue helping small businesses.
Trump Defends Supporters Involve in Recent Deadly Street Clashes

Trump Defends Supporters Involve in Deadly Street Clashes

President Donald Trump has defended his supporters involved in recent deadly clashes with the social justice protesters.
Mail-in Ballot

Harris County Wants to Send All Voters Mail-In Ballot Applications, State Plans to Stop It

Harris County has been sued by the Texas attorney general on Monday after it refused to drop plans to send mail-in ballot applications to more than 2 million registered voters.
Mail-in voting Florida

Majority of Florida Voters Will Use Mail-In Voting on November Elections

Around two-thirds of Florida voters said they will be using mail-in voting on national elections on Nov. 3.
Chief Of Staff Mark Meadows Speaks To Media At The White House

Meadows Blames Pelosi for Impasse on Coronavirus Relief Talks

Mark Meadows, White House chief of staff, blamed the stalled negotiations on the second coronavirus relief package on a "fantasy objection" from Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
U.S. President Donald Trump

US Election Issues: Trump, Biden Present American Realities That Are Polars Apart

U.S. Election issues have never been poles apart as presidential candidates Donald Trump and Joe Biden present contrasting visions of the nation's reality as they go into the final sprint of their respective campaigns.
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