Vice President Kamala Harris declared herself and her new running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, “joyful warriors” against Donald Trump on Wednesday as they spent their first full day campaigning together across the Midwest. Watch in for more details!

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US VP rivals Walz and Vance hold duelling swing state events

US Presidential race candidate Kamala Harris has a lot to cheer about as many as 13 National polls conducted till last week showed her racing ahead of Republican rival Donald Trump. The polls show Harris with a 1.5 point lead when respondents were asked about their voting intentions but the popular vote only goes so far it will not determine the elections outcome under the electoral college system Trump could win in November despite getting fewer votes than Harris as he did against Hillary Clinton back in 2016 election.

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We are 3 months away from the US presidential elections. The latest polling from taken before Kamala Harris announced her VP pick the numbers show that Harris leads Trump by a record margin. Watch to know more!

US elections: Kamala Harris vs Donald Trump, who will americans choose?

The United States of America has been the question for a while now today Goldman Sachs increased the probability of a US recession in the next year to 25% previously the Investment Banking Company had pegged the possibility of a US recession at 15% so that's bad news next question will a recession come in the way of Kamala Harris's race to win the US presidential election.

US Elections 2024: Will Trump convince voters to pin recession blame on Harris

Headlines of the hour: - Biden, Harris meet freed Americans - Iran, allies plan action against Israel: Reports - US announces new military deployments - Trump seeks recusal of Hush money judge - IAF begins rescue ops in Kedarnath - US recognises Maduro's opponent as winner - US launches Nvidia antitrust probe - IOC hits back after gender row erupts

US recognises Maduro's opponent as winner | Trump seeks recusal of Hush Money judge

#Gravitas | Donald Trump has questioned Kamala Harris' racial identity during a heated exchange at a convention for black journalists. He claimed that the vice-president and his Democratic rival in the presidential election had only emphasised her Asian-American heritage until recently when, he claimed, "she became a black person". His remark not only invited outrage from Democrats, it signalled a new turn in the election rhetoric. Will race become the theme of the 2024 election?

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With Vice President Kamala Harris now the expected Democratic nominee for president, she'll be the second woman, and first woman of color, to receive a major political party's nomination for president in the United States. And while Democrats' elevation of Harris since President Joe Biden's exit from the race has been largely smooth, the early reaction from the Republican Party suggests that Harris's gender (and race) may be central to their criticisms.

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Headlines of the hour: - Biden, Harris meet freed Americans - Iran, allies plan action against Israel: Reports - US announces new military deployments - Trump seeks recusal of Hush money judge - IAF begins rescue ops in Kedarnath - US recognises Maduro's opponent as winner - Paris 2024: PV Sindhu knocked out

Biden, Harris meet freed Americans | IAF's rescue ops in Kedarnath

Donald Trump's lawyers again asked the judge overseeing the former U.S. president's criminal trial on charges stemming from hush money paid to a porn star to recuse himself, citing his daughter's work for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Trump seeks recusal of hush money judge over daughter's work for Harris

The 100-day sprint to the US election began on July 28, the final act in a campaign transformed by an assassination attempt and the stunning exit of President Joe Biden. Watch in for more details!

US Elections: Harris gains ground over Trump in 6 swing states, says Poll

Kamala Harris' latest polls show that she broke Trump's lead in key Battleground States. The Vice President is almost unanimous backing of democrats for her presidential bid and now Republicans particularly white men are leaning towards Harris.

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US Elections: Harris erases Trump's lead in key swing states

The latest Democratic strategy against the Trump-Vance ticket is to label them weird. Weird, often a term used colloquially is making its way all over social media and official documents to describe a former president and his running mate. Is this a smart move, and can it sway voters for the Democratic Party?

Democrats new attack line: Labelling Trump, Vance, 'weird'

Headlines of the hour: - Golan attack: Cabinet authorises Netanyahu - US: Hezbollah behind Golan attack - Erdogan: Turkiye might enter Israel - Venezuela's Maduro faces challenge - Harris campaign raises $200 million in a week - US-India discus 'Ukraine peace'

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Astrologer Amy Tripp has now said that Donald Trump would succeed Biden as the President. Tripp gained fame after predicting the exact date US President Joe Biden would halt his election campaign.

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Former US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle Obama have endorsed Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee. Harris thanks for endorsement, says 'means so much'. Watch in for more details!

US Elections 2024: Harris closes gap with Trump in five critical battleground states

Headlines of the hour: - Biden: Passing torch to younger voices - Netanayahu: Protesters Iran's usefeul idiots - Trump: Harris radical left lunatic - Russia-China planes intercepted near Alaska - Philippine-flagged tanker capsizes - Fire breaks out at NY's JFK airport - 5 dead in blast in Mexico's Tequila factory

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Donald Trump’s campaign filed a complaint against the U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris. Trump's campaign filed a complaint with the Federal Election Commission. Harris was accused of violating federal campaign finance laws by replacing Biden’s name with her own. Allegedly, this was done to take control of his campaign funds.

Trump files complaint against Harris for taking over Biden’s campaign funds

<p>Who will replace Joe Biden as the official presidential nominee of the Democratic Party ahead of the November elections? While some in the party want to see an open process, others believe it's already a foregone conclusion with Vice President Kamala Harris deservingly taking control of the wheel. As soon as Biden announced his withdrawal from the race, Harris was quick to accept the president’s endorsement on Sunday (Jul 21).</p>

<p>"My intention is to earn and win this nomination," she declared.</p>

<h2><strong>Harris secures backing from prominent faces</strong></h2>

<p>Over the last 24 hours, Harris has secured backing from the party's major donors. Since Biden's endorsement, Americans have given $49.6 million to the Harris campaign.</p>

<p><strong>Watch:&nbsp;US Election: Kamala Harris enters 2024 race, will she become first female US President?</strong></p>

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<p>LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, George and Alex Soros and several Wall Street donors have thrown their weight behind Harris. “Kamala Harris is the right person at the right time,” said Hoffman.</p>

<p>Similarly, Brad Karp, a Wall Street fundraiser, said Harris would become a superb president. “Kamala Harris would be a formidable nominee and make a superb president,” he was quoted as saying by Financial Times.</p>

<h2><strong>Key Democratic leaders back Harris</strong></h2>

<p>After Biden, key endorsements came from Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton. On Sunday, the governors Gavin Newsom of California, Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania and Roy Cooper of North Carolina also endorsed Harris.</p>

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<p>Washington senator Patty Murray said she was behind Harris “100 per cent”. The Virginia senator Mark Warner said Harris “has the experience, energy, and resolve to lead our nation”. The Connecticut senator Chris Murphy said he would be “enthusiastically supporting my friend”.</p>

<h2><strong>Concerns remain</strong></h2>

<p>But not everyone believes Kamala might be the best candidate to defeat Donald Trump. Reed Hastings, the Netflix co-founder and Democratic mega-donor, said the party needs to pick "a swing-state winner”.</p>

<p>Vinod Khosla, the entrepreneur and investor, said he wanted an open process and not "a coronation.” “The key still is who can best beat Trump above all other priorities,” he added.</p>

<p>Biden donor John Morgan declared that he won't back Harris campaign. “If Trump World could pick anybody to run against, I think they pick her.”</p>

<p><em>(With inputs from agencies)</em></p>


Who will replace Joe Biden as the official presidential nominee of the Democratic Party ahead of the November elections? While some in the party want to see an open process, others believe it's already a foregone conclusion with Vice President Kamala Harris deservingly taking control of the wheel.

Who will replace Joe Biden as the official presidential nominee of the Democratic Party ahead of the November elections? While some in the party want to see an open process, others believe it's already a foregone conclusion with Vice President Kamala Harris deservingly taking control of the wheel. As soon as Biden announced his withdrawal from the race, Harris was quick to accept the president’s endorsement on Sunday (Jul 21). "My intention is to earn and win this nomination," she declared. Harris secures backing from prominent faces Over the last 24 hours, Harris has secured backing from the party's major donors. Since Biden's endorsement, Americans have given $49.6 million to the Harris campaign. Watch: US Election: Kamala Harris enters 2024 race, will she become first female US President? × LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, George and Alex Soros and several Wall Street donors have thrown their weight behind Harris. “Kamala Harris is the right person at the right time,” said Hoffman. Similarly, Brad Karp, a Wall Street fundraiser, said Harris would become a superb president. “Kamala Harris would be a formidable nominee and make a superb president,” he was quoted as saying by Financial Times. Key Democratic leaders back Harris After Biden, key endorsements came from Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton. On Sunday, the governors Gavin Newsom of California, Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania and Roy Cooper of North Carolina also endorsed Harris. Also read: Kamala Harris` meme coin hits all-time high after Biden drops from White House race Washington senator Patty Murray said she was behind Harris “100 per cent”. The Virginia senator Mark Warner said Harris “has the experience, energy, and resolve to lead our nation”. The Connecticut senator Chris Murphy said he would be “enthusiastically supporting my friend”. Concerns remain But not everyone believes Kamala might be the best candidate to defeat Donald Trump. Reed Hastings, the Netflix co-founder and Democratic mega-donor, said the party needs to pick "a swing-state winner”. Vinod Khosla, the entrepreneur and investor, said he wanted an open process and not "a coronation.” “The key still is who can best beat Trump above all other priorities,” he added. Biden donor John Morgan declared that he won't back Harris campaign. “If Trump World could pick anybody to run against, I think they pick her.” (With inputs from agencies)

Trump-Harris match-up almost official within 24 hours of Biden’s exit but doubts remain

<p>The White House has announced a new national office — Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center — dedicated to aiding states in implementing "red flag" laws. These gun violence prevention rules permit a state court to order the temporary removal of firearms from a person who they believe may present a danger to others or themselves.&nbsp;</p>

<p>US Vice President Kamala Harris unveiled this initiative on Saturday (March 23) during her visit to Parkland, Florida, where she paid respects to the victims of the devastating 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas massacre, which claimed 17 lives.</p>

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<p>During her visit, Vice President Harris met with the families of the victims, many of whom have been actively involved in advocating for stricter gun control measures since the 2018 mass violence incident.&nbsp;</p>

<p>She also toured the site where 14 students and three staff members were killed.</p>

<h2><strong>Justice Department will fund the ERPO</strong></h2>

<p>The newly launched federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center (ERPO), operated through the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions will be funded by a grant from the Justice Department.</p>

<p>It aims to assist state and local governments, law enforcement agencies, and other stakeholders in optimising the implementation of red flag laws.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Only 21 of the 50 US states have enacted red flag laws. Vice President Harris called upon 29 other states to enact the&nbsp;laws.</p>

<p><strong>Also watch |&nbsp;US: New gun safety laws will take effect in US</strong></p>

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<p>"The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School occurred after there were clear warning signs, but there were no tools to remove the shooter’s firearm," a White House statement announcing the new resource office said.</p>

<p>"The survivors of the shooting advocated for the passage of a red flag law in Florida, and the tragedy helped to inspire the passage of red flag laws in other states. These laws have been shown to prevent mass shootings and suicides, but the tools made available under these laws are only effective if people are aware of them and can properly invoke them," it added.</p>

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The White House has announced a new national office — Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center — dedicated to aiding states in implementing "red flag" laws.

The White House has announced a new national office — Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center — dedicated to aiding states in implementing "red flag" laws. These gun violence prevention rules permit a state court to order the temporary removal of firearms from a person who they believe may present a danger to others or themselves. US Vice President Kamala Harris unveiled this initiative on Saturday (March 23) during her visit to Parkland, Florida, where she paid respects to the victims of the devastating 2018 Marjory Stoneman Douglas massacre, which claimed 17 lives. Also read | Biden proposes new rules amid crackdown on unlicensed gun dealers During her visit, Vice President Harris met with the families of the victims, many of whom have been actively involved in advocating for stricter gun control measures since the 2018 mass violence incident. She also toured the site where 14 students and three staff members were killed. Justice Department will fund the ERPO The newly launched federal Extreme Risk Protection Order Resource Center (ERPO), operated through the Johns Hopkins Center for Gun Violence Solutions will be funded by a grant from the Justice Department. It aims to assist state and local governments, law enforcement agencies, and other stakeholders in optimising the implementation of red flag laws. Only 21 of the 50 US states have enacted red flag laws. Vice President Harris called upon 29 other states to enact the laws. Also watch | US: New gun safety laws will take effect in US × "The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School occurred after there were clear warning signs, but there were no tools to remove the shooter’s firearm," a White House statement announcing the new resource office said. "The survivors of the shooting advocated for the passage of a red flag law in Florida, and the tragedy helped to inspire the passage of red flag laws in other states. These laws have been shown to prevent mass shootings and suicides, but the tools made available under these laws are only effective if people are aware of them and can properly invoke them," it added. (With inputs from agencies)

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<p>US Vice President Kamala Harris gave a subtle but firm response to angry climate activists who confronted her by criticising the Biden administration's perceived inaction on the climate crisis while speaking in outrage about the scores of individuals who lost their lives in the tragic Hawaii wildfires. The number of deaths in wildfires has reportedly reached 101.</p>

<p>This comes as climate activists in the US are pushing for a national climate change emergency.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

<p>A youth-led group named Climate Defiance, which employs direct action to oppose fossil fuels, shared a video on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter).</p>

<p>The video claimed that they disrupted Vice President Kamala Harris' speech, and denounced what they termed her involvement in fossil fuel-related "crimes".</p>

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<p>“We profoundly disrupted a speech by the United States Vice President Kamala Harris," the climate group said and added, “As we cried out about the tragic deaths in Hawaii and condemned her fossil fuel crimes, Kamala stood there and laughed. Horrendous. We deserve - and we need - actual climate leaders,” the group said.</p>

<h2><strong>Harris heckled during speech</strong></h2>

<p>During the fundraising event at Martha's Vineyard Regional High School in Massachusetts, Harris was interrupted by two climate activists, according to the Vineyard Gazette, media reports said. The incident took place when she was addressing about 400 of her supporters.</p>

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<p>In her speech, she urged her supporters to stand up for civil rights, underscoring her belief that opponents were actively fostering division among Americans.</p>

<h2><strong>Climate activists' confrontation</strong></h2>

<p>As per the shared video, the climate activist confronted Harris directly about the climate emergency, the tragic deaths in Hawaii, and the displacement caused by climate-related upheavals.</p>

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<p>One protestor shouted, “We are in the middle of a climate emergency. Eighty people have died in Hawaii, Thousands have been displaced by the climate chaos. The planet is burning, and people are dying”.</p>

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<p>At this point, Harris can be seen retorting with a firm statement of "I'm speaking," as security personnel removed the advocate from the scene.</p>

<p>The activist voiced concerns about the administration's perceived failure to fulfill climate-related promises and questioned Harris and President Biden's commitment to addressing the climate crisis.</p>

<p>“We were wondering if you would uphold your promises,” the protester said and added,&nbsp;“You and Joe are failing on climate.”</p>

<h2><strong>Post-event protests&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>After the speech, Climate Defiance members gathered outside the same school where the event was happening, brandishing a sign demanding that Harris transition away from fossil fuels. The banner read: “Kamala: Off Fossil Fuels.”</p>

<p>It is worth noting that the attendees of Kamala Harris' closed event were required to contribute to the Biden Victory Fund.&nbsp;Jay Waxse, one of the protestors who traveled from Washington, DC, and paid a minimum fee of $50 to attend, and to put pressure on the administration to cease the approval of oil and gas projects on federal lands.</p>

<p>“Biden positions himself as a climate president ... but it’s a front,” he reportedly said.</p>

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US Vice President Kamala Harris gave a subtle but firm response to angry climate activists who confronted her by criticising the Biden administration's perceived inaction on the climate crisis while speaking in outrage about the scores of individuals who lost their lives in the tragic Hawaii wildfires.

US Vice President Kamala Harris gave a subtle but firm response to angry climate activists who confronted her by criticising the Biden administration's perceived inaction on the climate crisis while speaking in outrage about the scores of individuals who lost their lives in the tragic Hawaii wildfires. The number of deaths in wildfires has reportedly reached 101. This comes as climate activists in the US are pushing for a national climate change emergency. A youth-led group named Climate Defiance, which employs direct action to oppose fossil fuels, shared a video on the social media platform X (formerly known as Twitter). The video claimed that they disrupted Vice President Kamala Harris' speech, and denounced what they termed her involvement in fossil fuel-related "crimes". Also Read | Georgia Governor Brian Kemp takes to Twitter to refute Donald Trump's allegations of election theft “We profoundly disrupted a speech by the United States Vice President Kamala Harris," the climate group said and added, “As we cried out about the tragic deaths in Hawaii and condemned her fossil fuel crimes, Kamala stood there and laughed. Horrendous. We deserve - and we need - actual climate leaders,” the group said. Harris heckled during speech During the fundraising event at Martha's Vineyard Regional High School in Massachusetts, Harris was interrupted by two climate activists, according to the Vineyard Gazette, media reports said. The incident took place when she was addressing about 400 of her supporters. Also Read | Hunter Biden's lawyer steps down, to testify as witness in DOJ investigation In her speech, she urged her supporters to stand up for civil rights, underscoring her belief that opponents were actively fostering division among Americans. Climate activists' confrontation As per the shared video, the climate activist confronted Harris directly about the climate emergency, the tragic deaths in Hawaii, and the displacement caused by climate-related upheavals. BIG NEWS: we profoundly disrupted a speech by United States Vice President Kamala Harris. As we cried out about the tragic deaths in Hawaii and condemned her fossil fuel crimes, Kamala stood there and laughed. Horrendous. We deserve - and we need - actual climate leaders. pic.twitter.com/W0ALJ2LErm — Climate Defiance (@ClimateDefiance) August 14, 2023 × One protestor shouted, “We are in the middle of a climate emergency. Eighty people have died in Hawaii, Thousands have been displaced by the climate chaos. The planet is burning, and people are dying”. Watch | Poland beefs defence amid Russia-Ukraine war × At this point, Harris can be seen retorting with a firm statement of "I'm speaking," as security personnel removed the advocate from the scene. The activist voiced concerns about the administration's perceived failure to fulfill climate-related promises and questioned Harris and President Biden's commitment to addressing the climate crisis. “We were wondering if you would uphold your promises,” the protester said and added, “You and Joe are failing on climate.” Post-event protests After the speech, Climate Defiance members gathered outside the same school where the event was happening, brandishing a sign demanding that Harris transition away from fossil fuels. The banner read: “Kamala: Off Fossil Fuels.” It is worth noting that the attendees of Kamala Harris' closed event were required to contribute to the Biden Victory Fund. Jay Waxse, one of the protestors who traveled from Washington, DC, and paid a minimum fee of $50 to attend, and to put pressure on the administration to cease the approval of oil and gas projects on federal lands. “Biden positions himself as a climate president ... but it’s a front,” he reportedly said. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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US Vice President Harris has arrived in Manila to reset US ties with the Philippines. She has also planned to visit the disputed islands of Palawan. She has met with protests.

US VP Kamala Harris to visit Palawan on the edge of the South China Sea

US Vice President Harris has arrived in the Philippines to reset US ties with it. She has now arrived at the disputed islands of Palawan. US to provide new funds to the Philippines.

Harris visits the Palawan island: US to provide new funds to the Philippines

US Vice President Harris has arrived in Manila to reset US ties with the Philippines. She has now arrived at the disputed islands of Palawan. Watch this report

US Vice President in the Philippines on a three-day visit: Harris visits the Palawan island

US Vice President Harris has arrived in Manila to reset US ties with the Philippines. She has also planned to visit the disputed islands of Palawan.

US Vice President Harris to visit disputed islands of Palawan; Harris to reset U.S. ties with Philippines

US Vice President Harris has arrived in Manila to reset US ties with the Philippines. She has also planned to visit the disputed islands of Palawan. Now, she met with Philippine President.

US Vice President Kamala Harris meets Philippine president

US Vice President Kamala Harris has called for a global agreement to slow an anti-satellite arms race in a bid to reduce space junk. But what is space junk? Watch this report.

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<p>Vice President Kamala Harris has brushed aside reports that she feels “frustrated and underutilised” in the Biden administration.</p>

<p>"I am very, very excited about the work that we have accomplished," she said during an interview to ABC's Good Morning America programme. “But I am also absolutely, absolutely clear-eyed that there is a lot more to do and we're going to get it done.”</p>

<p>When asked whether she feels “misused or underused”, Harris retorted, “No, I don’t”.</p>

<p>The response from Harris comes in the backdrop of a CNN report which claimed dysfunction between her team and the president’s office.</p>

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<p>The report, citing unnamed sources from the administration, claimed that Harris feels sidelined in the administration and that she is feeling “constrained in what she's able to do politically.”</p>

<p>The report further claims that Harris “is struggling with a rocky relationship with some parts of the White House, while long-time supporters feel abandoned and see no coherent public sense of what she's done or been trying to do as vice president.”</p>

<p>The White House has also denied any tensions in the office.</p>

<p>“The president selected the vice president to serve as his running mate because he felt she was exactly the person you wanted to have by his side to govern the country," press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters.</p>

<p>"She is a key partner. She's a bold leader. And she is somebody who has taken on incredibly important assignments.”</p>

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<p>Meanwhile, Kamala Harris’ communications director Ashley Etienne has resigned from the office, a White House official told CNN.</p>

<p>‘Ashley is a valued member of the vice president’s team, who has worked tirelessly to advance the goals of this administration,’ the official said on Thursday. ‘She is leaving the office in December to pursue other opportunities.’</p>

<p>It is being said that Etienne’s exit was due as she ‘was not a good fit’ for the vice president’s office and did not actively shape the communications strategy for&nbsp;Harris.</p>

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Vice President Kamala Harris has brushed aside reports that she feels “frustrated and underutilised” in the Biden administration. "I am very, very excited about the work that we have accomplished," she said during an interview to ABC's Good Morning America programme.

Vice President Kamala Harris has brushed aside reports that she feels “frustrated and underutilised” in the Biden administration. "I am very, very excited about the work that we have accomplished," she said during an interview to ABC's Good Morning America programme. “But I am also absolutely, absolutely clear-eyed that there is a lot more to do and we're going to get it done.” When asked whether she feels “misused or underused”, Harris retorted, “No, I don’t”. The response from Harris comes in the backdrop of a CNN report which claimed dysfunction between her team and the president’s office. Also read | 'Underwater': Polls suggest Kamala Harris least popular Vice President since 1970s The report, citing unnamed sources from the administration, claimed that Harris feels sidelined in the administration and that she is feeling “constrained in what she's able to do politically.” The report further claims that Harris “is struggling with a rocky relationship with some parts of the White House, while long-time supporters feel abandoned and see no coherent public sense of what she's done or been trying to do as vice president.” The White House has also denied any tensions in the office. “The president selected the vice president to serve as his running mate because he felt she was exactly the person you wanted to have by his side to govern the country," press secretary Jen Psaki told reporters. "She is a key partner. She's a bold leader. And she is somebody who has taken on incredibly important assignments.” Also read | Twitter can't keep calm as it discovers Kamala Harris is a part of BTS ARMY Meanwhile, Kamala Harris’ communications director Ashley Etienne has resigned from the office, a White House official told CNN. ‘Ashley is a valued member of the vice president’s team, who has worked tirelessly to advance the goals of this administration,’ the official said on Thursday. ‘She is leaving the office in December to pursue other opportunities.’ It is being said that Etienne’s exit was due as she ‘was not a good fit’ for the vice president’s office and did not actively shape the communications strategy for Harris. (With inputs from agencies)

Kamala Harris brushes aside reports of tensions with Biden administration, says ‘excited about the work’

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