Alec Schemmel

'Kamala Harris never met a gun control law that she didn't like,' California gun rights attorney says

Vice President Kamala Harris argued this weekend that former President Donald Trump is "hiding" from public appearances and attempted to goad him into releasing updated records about his health after she did so herself Saturday.

Sources close to the White House have expressed an ongoing rift between President Joe Biden and his staff and Kamala Harris and her staff, beginning as early as the first few weeks after Harris became the Democratic Party's new nominee.

Vice President Harris raised eyebrows over potential conflicts of interest related to the support her presidential run has received from individuals and entities engaged in significant business before the federal government.

Senior Harris campaign spokesperson Ian Sams remained silent when pressed on whether he still believes in his previous sharp critiques of Harris campaign surrogate Liz Cheney, who Sams described in 2013 as a "warlord" and blamed in 2019 for "lead[ing] us into Iraq."

While Harris and Walz have drawn backlash for awkward moments during the race, their surrogates have not escaped criticism for their own repeated gaffes.

Kamala Harris released her "Opportunity Agenda for Black Men" this week, but some of her proposals could be considered "unconstitutional," legal analysts say.

Vice President Kamala Harris released her "Opportunity Agenda for Black Men" this week, but some of her proposals could be considered unconstitutional, according to top legal analysts. Harris unveiled the five-point plan last week, which includes providing 1 million forgivable loans of up to $20,000 for "Black entrepreneurs and others who have historically faced barriers to starting a new business." Another proposal includes funding and capital for vocational training "to help expand pathways for Black men to get good-paying jobs." Programs that distribute resources based on economic disadvantage and race have lost challenges in court.

Many Democrats blamed the shooting of Gabby Giffords on inciteful imagery and political messaging from Republicans