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CHICAGO, United States — Tim Walz formally accepted his nomination to be the Democratic Party's vice presidential candidate in a keynote address Wednesday, professing his love for his country.
MANILA, Philippines — Holistic healing and well-being center Integra Wellness Center partners with Ateneo Gokongwei Brothers School of Education and Learning Design (GBSEALD) to inspire Filipinos with the stories and lessons of Fr. Greg Boyle, a recent US Presidential Medal of Freedom awardee.
MANILA, Philippines — Holistic healing and well-being center Integra Wellness Center partners with Ateneo Gokongwei Brothers School of Education and Learning Design (GBSEALD) to inspire Filipinos with the stories and lessons of Fr. Greg Boyle, a recent US Presidential Medal of Freedom awardee.
WASHINGTON, United States — Kamala Harris is making her pitch to voters as a muscular defender of US interests while aiming for nuance on the painful issue of Gaza -- hoping to cover vulnerabilities and to paint Republican Donald Trump as the more risky candidate on national security.
CHICAGO, United States — Barack Obama told fellow Democrats in Chicago Tuesday that "the torch has been passed" to Kamala Harris and that the United States was ready for her to become president.
WASHINGTON, United States — Is America ready to elect a Black woman as its president? Vice President Kamala Harris, who will be officially confirmed as the Democratic US presidential nominee in Chicago next week, is betting that it is.
ATLANTA, United States — Kamala Harris's campaign branded Donald Trump "scared" Saturday after he proposed changing the debate schedule, as the Republican rallied in Georgia seeking to blunt the vice president's surging momentum in her bid to become America's first woman president.
WASHINGTON, United States — Barack Obama pledged support for Kamala Harris on Friday, filling the last major gap in her bid to unite Democrats around her dramatic presidential election run, while Donald Trump announced he will revisit the scene of his near-assassination.