Cameron Henderson is a Trainee Reporter with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including Yahoo News, The Telegraph, and Thames Machinery & Landscaping. Cameron's articles cover a wide range of topics including sports, lifestyle, and current affairs.
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By: Cameron Henderson
Former president addresses pressure on Malia to avoid allegations of nepotism
By: Cameron Henderson
Barack Obama has teased his daughter after she dropped her last name for her attempt to break into the film industry.
By: Cameron Henderson, Robert Mendick
Women turning out in huge numbers to vote early fuels optimism in the Harris camp amid former president’s macho campaign
Whoever wins the Keystone State will have the clearest path to the White House
Kamala Harris has become embroiled in a fresh media bias row over her 90-second long skit on SNL.
Donald Trump’s final charm offensive will see him take the stage in Pittsburgh with all eyes on Pennsylvania ahead of polling day on Tuesday.
By: Cameron Henderson
Donald Trump hammered home his message on the border and the economy to voters at a rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, this evening on the final day before voters go to the polls.
By: Christian Oliver, Cameron Henderson
Americans will head to the polls today to decide whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump is the next president of the United States.
By: Cameron Henderson
Voters thinking about interfering with the US election were warned not to ‘f--- around' by authorities as polls opened in one of the most tense votes in modern history
By: Cameron Henderson
Attorney generals across country issue statement calling for ‘peaceful transfer of power’ amid fears of Jan 6-style unrest
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