The Trump administration has acknowledged in court that it cancelled hundreds of federal energy grants because they benefited states won by former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election, according to a report by The New York Times. The admission came in a court filing submitted this month as part of a lawsuit brought by several grant recipients challenging the cancellation of billions of dollars in Biden-era funding.According to the filing, the US Department of Energy (DOE) accepted that the decision to terminate 284 grants was based solely on whether the projects were located in states that voted for Harris and were represented by two Democratic-caucusing senators.<h2>Court filing details selection criteria</h2>An Energy Department lawyer wrote in a July 15 court filing that, with one exception, all of the terminated grants were linked to Democratic-leaning states."With one exception, the 284 terminated grants had a recipient location and/or at least one place of performance in a state that awarded its electoral votes to Kamala Harris in the 2024 election and has two Democratic-caucusing senators," the filing said.The lawyer further stated that the grants were not cancelled because of program performance, statutory concerns, cost reductions or other operational factors."DOE accepts that the inclusion of grants in the October notice tranche was based solely on the political identity of the grant recipient's state, i.e., whether the recipient's location and/or place of performance was in a Blue State or a non-Blue State," the filing said.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trust-trump-he-understands-saudi-psychology-stephen-miller-defends-surprise-israel-condition-in-us-saudi-nuclear-deal-1784941502454">'Trust Trump, he understands Saudi psychology': Stephen Miller defends surprise Israel condition in US-Saudi nuclear deal</a><h2>Nearly all cancelled grants were in Democratic states</h2>According to The New York Times, the Energy Department had initially submitted a list of more than 600 Biden-era grants in both Republican- and Democratic-leaning states for review.However, in October, the White House Office of Management and Budget, led by Director Russ Vought, cancelled 284 grants, 283 of which were located in Democratic-leaning states. The cancelled projects reportedly included electrical grid upgrades and clean hydrogen hub initiatives in California.<h2>Democrats accuse administration of political retaliation</h2>California Governor Gavin Newsom, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, condemned the revelations in a post on X."The corrupt Trump administration has just admitted to withholding taxpayer dollars from states based on how they voted," Newsom wrote. "Last I checked we were a democracy, not a dictatorship. Where the hell is Congress?"Democratic Senator Patty Murray and Representative Marcy Kaptur also criticised the administration, calling the grant cancellations "outright un-American."

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">The corrupt Trump administration has just admitted to withholding taxpayer dollars from states based on how they voted. Last I checked we were a democracy, not a dictatorship. Where the hell is Congress?&mdash; Gavin Newsom (@GavinNewsom) <a href="https://x.com/GavinNewsom/status/2080757386667758011?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 24, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.x.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

"This administration has now admitted in court what has long been obvious: It terminated nearly 300 cost-cutting energy projects for no reason other than the fact that the states they were in did not vote for the president in the 2024 election," the lawmakers said in a joint statement.Also read | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-says-iran-has-evil-intentions-vows-it-will-never-get-nuclear-weapons-rubio-warns-iran-will-continue-to-pay-a-very-heavy-price-1784857820016">Trump warns Iran has 'evil intentions', vows it will 'never' get nuclear weapons</a>They also accused Energy Secretary Chris Wright of contradicting his earlier testimony before Congress. At a House hearing in June, Wright had denied politics played any role in the cancellations, dismissing such allegations as "bull----.""Secretary Wright swore up and down for months that these project terminations had absolutely nothing to do with politics, and now his lawyers are declaring that, in fact, politics was the only consideration," Murray and Kaptur said.<h2>Energy Department rejects criticism</h2>Despite the court filing, the Energy Department denied that its legal position contradicted previous public statements."There is no contradiction, and any suggestion of a contradiction is a misrepresentation of the court filing," Energy Department spokesperson Ben Dietderich told The New York Times. The lawsuits challenging the grant cancellations are ongoing.

The Trump administration has acknowledged in a court filing that hundreds of federal energy grants were cancelled because they benefited states won by Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, according to a report. BIG revelations below.

The Trump administration has acknowledged in court that it cancelled hundreds of federal energy grants because they benefited states won by former Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election, according to a report by The New York Times. The admission came in a court filing submitted this month as part of a lawsuit brought by several grant recipients challenging the cancellation of billions of dollars in Biden-era funding. According to the filing, the US Department of Energy (DOE) accepted that the decision to terminate 284 grants was based solely on whether the projects were located in states that voted for Harris and were represented by two Democratic-caucusing senators. Court filing details selection criteria An Energy Department lawyer wrote in a July 15 court filing that, with one exception, all of the terminated grants were linked to Democratic-leaning states. "With one exception, the 284 terminated grants had a recipient location and/or at least one place of performance in a state that awarded its electoral votes to Kamala Harris in the 2024 election and has two Democratic-caucusing senators," the filing said. The lawyer further stated that the grants were not cancelled because of program performance, statutory concerns, cost reductions or other operational factors. "DOE accepts that the inclusion of grants in the October notice tranche was based solely on the political identity of the grant recipient's state, i.e., whether the recipient's location and/or place of performance was in a Blue State or a non-Blue State," the filing said. Also read | 'Trust Trump, he understands Saudi psychology': Stephen Miller defends surprise Israel condition in US-Saudi nuclear deal Nearly all cancelled grants were in Democratic states According to The New York Times, the Energy Department had initially submitted a list of more than 600 Biden-era grants in both Republican- and Democratic-leaning states for review. However, in October, the White House Office of Management and Budget, led by Director Russ Vought, cancelled 284 grants, 283 of which were located in Democratic-leaning states. The cancelled projects reportedly included electrical grid upgrades and clean hydrogen hub initiatives in California. Democrats accuse administration of political retaliation California Governor Gavin Newsom, a frequent critic of President Donald Trump, condemned the revelations in a post on X. "The corrupt Trump administration has just admitted to withholding taxpayer dollars from states based on how they voted," Newsom wrote. "Last I checked we were a democracy, not a dictatorship. Where the hell is Congress?" Democratic Senator Patty Murray and Representative Marcy Kaptur also criticised the administration, calling the grant cancellations "outright un-American."

The Trump administration has acknowledged in a court filing that hundreds of federal energy grants were cancelled because they benefited states won by Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, according to a report. BIG revelations below.

Trump administration admits in court why it cancelled hundreds of energy grants. The reason? People voted for Kamala Harris

The Democratic Party’s long-awaited internal review of the 2024 presidential election defeat offers a strikingly blunt assessment of what went wrong for former Vice President Kamala Harris and the broader Democratic campaign against Donald Trump. The draft report, released on Thursday (May 21) by the Democratic National Committee, argues that Harris failed to make a compelling independent case to voters, remained too politically tied to former President Joe Biden, and struggled to effectively counter Republican attacks that shaped public perception during the race.&nbsp;The report, still incomplete and filled with annotations questioning parts of its methodology, nevertheless paints a picture of a Democratic campaign that relied too heavily on anti-Trump sentiment while failing to give voters a strong enough reason to support Harris herself. “Base voters needed reasons to vote FOR Harris as well as against Trump,” the report said. “Without an effective contrast with a difficult (and unaffordable) status quo, the obvious contrast with Trump was not a sufficient motivator.” That conclusion lies at the center of the DNC’s post-election reckoning.&nbsp;According to the report, Harris entered the race carrying the political burdens of the Biden administration without sufficiently separating herself from unpopular aspects of the White House agenda. While trying to demonstrate loyalty to Biden after becoming the Democratic nominee, Harris missed critical opportunities to signal policy differences that could have reassured skeptical voters. The report says it was ‘necessary to find ways to demonstrate how a Harris-Walz administration would be more effective in addressing American needs’. Instead, Democrats struggled to define Harris outside the framework of the Biden presidency, especially during a compressed 107-day campaign after Biden withdrew from the race.&nbsp;The report also argues that the Harris campaign fundamentally miscalculated how voters viewed Trump. Democratic strategists assumed many Americans had already formed fixed opinions about the former president and believed his legal controversies and political baggage would naturally damage him with voters. But the report says that assumption proved deeply flawed. The Harris campaign’s inability to shape public perception of Trump was described as a ‘major failure’. “Given the ability of right-wing entities to slash and smear the vice president, it was essential to prosecute a more effective case as to why Trump should have been disqualified from ever again taking office,” the report said. “The grounds were there, but the messaging did not make the case.”&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/india-to-buy-oil-from-venezuela-rubio-announces-rodriguez-s-visit-next-week-1779384955521">India to buy oil from Venezuela? Rubio announces Rodriguez’s visit next week</a>&nbsp;The document criticises Democrats for failing to consistently remind voters about what it described as Trump’s ‘incompetence’, arguing that the campaign never developed a ‘defined or consistent’ strategy to weaken his standing with the public. The report further says Democrats wrongly believed negative views of Trump were already 'baked in', calling that assumption a ‘major failure of analysis and reality’.&nbsp;Ironically, the report notes that Trump’s favourability ratings have declined since returning to the office for a second term, something Democrats failed to capitalise on during the campaign. Even while criticizing the Harris campaign, the report argues that Biden’s eventual withdrawal from the race ultimately benefited Democrats running in congressional and state-level contests. Although Harris lost the presidency, the report says Democrats in down-ballot races performed better than they likely would have if Biden had remained the nominee.&nbsp;“Having Kamala Harris on the ballot actually helped down-ballot Democrats maintain part of their base support,” the report said. That finding reflects a growing belief inside Democratic circles that Biden’s declining political standing had become a serious electoral liability before he exited the race. Still, the report suggests the transition came too late to rebuild the party’s national campaign infrastructure around Harris fully. One of the report’s most politically sensitive sections focuses on a Trump campaign advertisement that attacked Harris for supporting taxpayer-funded surgeries for transgender inmates.&nbsp;The ad featured Harris discussing the issue and ended with the line: “Kamala is for they/them. President Trump is for you.” According to the report, Democratic pollsters widely agreed that the attack resonated strongly with voters. Pollsters analysing the race all recognized the attack as very effective, and felt the campaign was boxed, the ad was a video of her saying what she said, and it was framed as an attack on her economic priorities.”&nbsp;The report says Harris had little room to effectively counter the attack because changing her position would have created additional political complications during the closing stages of the race. “If the vice president would not change her position, and she did not, then there was nothing that would have worked as a response,” the report said. “The pollsters generally concurred with the opinions shared by campaign leadership, given the stakes and timing, the focus needed to be on attacking Trump.” The report also revisits long-running frustrations inside Democratic circles over how the Biden White House handled Harris during the administration.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/west-bengal-repolling-in-falta-ordered-by-ec-citing-irregularities-1779373856905/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/west-bengal-repolling-in-falta-ordered-by-ec-citing-irregularities-1779373856905/embed</a>&nbsp;According to the document, the administration displayed a ‘significant failure of imagination’ in how it positioned the vice president politically. The report points to internal polling conducted before the 2022 midterm elections that examined how first lady Jill Biden could best help the president politically. But it says no comparable effort was undertaken to strengthen Harris’ standing with voters. “The White House did not position or prepare the vice president,” the document said. “Had the White House explored and evaluated ways to leverage Kamala Harris earlier in the administration, perhaps it would have improved the president’s standing, and it certainly could have helped prepare her to lead the ticket.”&nbsp;The report particularly criticizes the decision to make Harris a leading face of the administration’s immigration strategy at a time when border security had become one of Democrats’ biggest political vulnerabilities. The decision to give Harris a ‘controversial issue brief’ was described as a ‘massive missed opportunity’. At the same time, the report argues that Harris demonstrated political resilience and capability during the extraordinary circumstances surrounding her candidacy. It says any ‘fair critic’ would need to ‘acknowledge the strength and ability she demonstrated as the nominee’.&nbsp;The release of the report has already triggered debate within the Democratic Party, not only because of its conclusions but also because of its unfinished nature. Large sections remain incomplete, and annotations throughout the draft openly challenge aspects of the report’s assumptions and methodology. Even so, the document represents one of the clearest acknowledgments yet from within Democratic leadership that the party’s defeat in 2024 was not caused by a single mistake, but by a series of interconnected strategic failures.&nbsp;The report suggests Democrats struggled to define Harris independently, failed to aggressively reshape voter perceptions of Trump, underestimated the effectiveness of Republican messaging, and entered the campaign transition from Biden too late to fully recover politically. More broadly, the draft autopsy reflects a party still trying to understand how it lost an election it once believed it was structurally positioned to win. For Democrats, the report is more than a review of the past. It is an early warning about the political and strategic questions that could shape the party’s future heading into 2028.

The DNC’s draft 2024 election autopsy says Kamala Harris failed to define herself independently, counter Donald Trump, and separate from Joe Biden during the presidential race

The Democratic Party’s long-awaited internal review of the 2024 presidential election defeat offers a strikingly blunt assessment of what went wrong for former Vice President Kamala Harris and the broader Democratic campaign against Donald Trump. The draft report, released on Thursday (May 21) by the Democratic National Committee, argues that Harris failed to make a compelling independent case to voters, remained too politically tied to former President Joe Biden, and struggled to effectively counter Republican attacks that shaped public perception during the race. The report, still incomplete and filled with annotations questioning parts of its methodology, nevertheless paints a picture of a Democratic campaign that relied too heavily on anti-Trump sentiment while failing to give voters a strong enough reason to support Harris herself. “Base voters needed reasons to vote FOR Harris as well as against Trump,” the report said. “Without an effective contrast with a difficult (and unaffordable) status quo, the obvious contrast with Trump was not a sufficient motivator.” That conclusion lies at the center of the DNC’s post-election reckoning. According to the report, Harris entered the race carrying the political burdens of the Biden administration without sufficiently separating herself from unpopular aspects of the White House agenda. While trying to demonstrate loyalty to Biden after becoming the Democratic nominee, Harris missed critical opportunities to signal policy differences that could have reassured skeptical voters. The report says it was ‘necessary to find ways to demonstrate how a Harris-Walz administration would be more effective in addressing American needs’. Instead, Democrats struggled to define Harris outside the framework of the Biden presidency, especially during a compressed 107-day campaign after Biden withdrew from the race. The report also argues that the Harris campaign fundamentally miscalculated how voters viewed Trump. Democratic strategists assumed many Americans had already formed fixed opinions about the former president and believed his legal controversies and political baggage would naturally damage him with voters. But the report says that assumption proved deeply flawed. The Harris campaign’s inability to shape public perception of Trump was described as a ‘major failure’. “Given the ability of right-wing entities to slash and smear the vice president, it was essential to prosecute a more effective case as to why Trump should have been disqualified from ever again taking office,” the report said. “The grounds were there, but the messaging did not make the case.” Also Read: India to buy oil from Venezuela? Rubio announces Rodriguez’s visit next week The document criticises Democrats for failing to consistently remind voters about what it described as Trump’s ‘incompetence’, arguing that the campaign never developed a ‘defined or consistent’ strategy to weaken his standing with the public. The report further says Democrats wrongly believed negative views of Trump were already 'baked in', calling that assumption a ‘major failure of analysis and reality’. Ironically, the report notes that Trump’s favourability ratings have declined since returning to the office for a second term, something Democrats failed to capitalise on during the campaign. Even while criticizing the Harris campaign, the report argues that Biden’s eventual withdrawal from the race ultimately benefited Democrats running in congressional and state-level contests. Although Harris lost the presidency, the report says Democrats in down-ballot races performed better than they likely would have if Biden had remained the nominee. “Having Kamala Harris on the ballot actually helped down-ballot Democrats maintain part of their base support,” the report said. That finding reflects a growing belief inside Democratic circles that Biden’s declining political standing had become a serious electoral liability before he exited the race. Still, the report suggests the transition came too late to rebuild the party’s national campaign infrastructure around Harris fully. One of the report’s most politically sensitive sections focuses on a Trump campaign advertisement that attacked Harris for supporting taxpayer-funded surgeries for transgender inmates. The ad featured Harris discussing the issue and ended with the line: “Kamala is for they/them. President Trump is for you.” According to the report, Democratic pollsters widely agreed that the attack resonated strongly with voters. Pollsters analysing the race all recognized the attack as very effective, and felt the campaign was boxed, the ad was a video of her saying what she said, and it was framed as an attack on her economic priorities.” The report says Harris had little room to effectively counter the attack because changing her position would have created additional political complications during the closing stages of the race. “If the vice president would not change her position, and she did not, then there was nothing that would have worked as a response,” the report said. “The pollsters generally concurred with the opinions shared by campaign leadership, given the stakes and timing, the focus needed to be on attacking Trump.” The report also revisits long-running frustrations inside Democratic circles over how the Biden White House handled Harris during the administration. https://www.wionews.com/videos/west-bengal-repolling-in-falta-ordered-by-ec-citing-irregularities-1779373856905/embed According to the document, the administration displayed a ‘significant failure of imagination’ in how it positioned the vice president politically. The report points to internal polling conducted before the 2022 midterm elections that examined how first lady Jill Biden could best help the president politically. But it says no comparable effort was undertaken to strengthen Harris’ standing with voters. “The White House did not position or prepare the vice president,” the document said. “Had the White House explored and evaluated ways to leverage Kamala Harris earlier in the administration, perhaps it would have improved the president’s standing, and it certainly could have helped prepare her to lead the ticket.” The report particularly criticizes the decision to make Harris a leading face of the administration’s immigration strategy at a time when border security had become one of Democrats’ biggest political vulnerabilities. The decision to give Harris a ‘controversial issue brief’ was described as a ‘massive missed opportunity’. At the same time, the report argues that Harris demonstrated political resilience and capability during the extraordinary circumstances surrounding her candidacy. It says any ‘fair critic’ would need to ‘acknowledge the strength and ability she demonstrated as the nominee’. The release of the report has already triggered debate within the Democratic Party, not only because of its conclusions but also because of its unfinished nature. Large sections remain incomplete, and annotations throughout the draft openly challenge aspects of the report’s assumptions and methodology. Even so, the document represents one of the clearest acknowledgments yet from within Democratic leadership that the party’s defeat in 2024 was not caused by a single mistake, but by a series of interconnected strategic failures. The report suggests Democrats struggled to define Harris independently, failed to aggressively reshape voter perceptions of Trump, underestimated the effectiveness of Republican messaging, and entered the campaign transition from Biden too late to fully recover politically. More broadly, the draft autopsy reflects a party still trying to understand how it lost an election it once believed it was structurally positioned to win. For Democrats, the report is more than a review of the past. It is an early warning about the political and strategic questions that could shape the party’s future heading into 2028.

Democratic National Committee's draft autopsy says Kamala Harris failed to define herself, counter Donald Trump, and separate from Joe Biden in the 2024 elections

How Democrats lost 2024 elections: DNC draft reveals Kamala Harris failed to define herself against Joe Biden and Donald Trump

As the FBI digs into the past of Cole Tomas Allen, startling financial records have emerged. Discover the details behind a reported $5 political donation that links the Trump shooter to a left-leaning PAC supporting Kamala Harris.

'Donated $25': Trump shooter Cole Tomas Allen is a Kamala Harris supporter! Here's what we know

Former Vice President Kamala Harris on Saturday (Apr 18) made a big claim by saying that US President Donald Trump was"pulled into the war" with Iran because of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. She hit out at Trump for spoiling American relationship with allies and called him an “insecure man.” She criticized the US president for endangering American service members and fueling what she described as an “internal war” that is hurting the public, as rising gasoline prices continue to strain households. She also spoke about the economy as the top issue affecting women and the need to prioritize “soft power” at a&nbsp;&nbsp;Speaking at at Detroit’s Huntington Place at a women’s luncheon during Michigan Democratic Party endorsement convention, Harris said, "Trump entered a war — and he got pulled into it by Bibi Netanyahu, let's be clear about that — that the American people didn't want. Among the many consequences of it is jacking up the price of gas," Harris said. Since the start of the war, Iran has also claimed that America started the war due to Israel, but Trump denied the claims.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/iran-us-war-to-reignite-again-trump-says-i-don-t-care-reports-claim-he-may-be-planning-limited-strikes-1776064619378">Iran-US war to reignite again? Trump says 'I don't care'; reports claim he may be planning 'limited' strikes</a>

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" data-media-max-width="560">You all should have voted for Kamala Harris. We wouldn&#39;t be in this war that Trump keeps lying about. “He entered a war, got pulled into it by Bibi Netanyahu. Let us be clear about that. Entered a war that the American people do not want, putting at risk American service… <a href="https://t.co/DBL9Fhq1A0">pic.twitter.com/DBL9Fhq1A0</a>&mdash; Ed Krassenstein (@EdKrassen) <a href="https://twitter.com/EdKrassen/status/2045607831777251427?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 18, 2026</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

"We are dealing with the most corrupt, callous and incompetent presidential administration in the history of the United States,” Harris said, adding that Donald Trump is the most "insecure man.” Harris called the Iran War a “feeble attempt to distract from the Epstein files,” referencing convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. “The man doesn’t understand what real strength looks like, and he overcompensates full time, trying to pretend that basically, he’s some kind of mob boss,” Harris said. “Speaking truth, being trustworthy, being consistent. He has failed on all accounts,” she said, adding that “nature abhors a vacuum,” and countries like China will fill the void the U.S. has left behind.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/photos/iran-s-ai-video-response-to-trump-s-jesus-christ-image-amid-pope-leorow-1776228030383">'Your reckoning has come': Iran's AI video response to Trump's Jesus Christ image amid Pope row</a><h2>Kamala Harris hints at running for Presidency</h2>Former US vice president Kamala Harris on Friday delivered her clearest signal yet that she may mount another bid for the White House, telling a Democratic audience she is thinking about running in 2028.Speaking at a convention hosted by civil rights leader Al Sharpton's National Action Network, the 61-year-old stopped short of a formal declaration but left little doubt she is weighing a third campaign.The Democrat -- defeated in 2024 by Donald Trump in a tumultuous presidential election -- was asked if she would run again in 2028 and electrified the crowd of party activists in New York when she replied: "I might, I might -- I'm thinking about it."

Kamala Harris criticized Donald Trump on the economy, foreign policy, and Iran conflict at a Michigan event, calling his administration incompetent. She also claimed that Trump started the Iran war because of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu

Former Vice President Kamala Harris on Saturday (Apr 18) made a big claim by saying that US President Donald Trump was"pulled into the war" with Iran because of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. She hit out at Trump for spoiling American relationship with allies and called him an “insecure man.” She criticized the US president for endangering American service members and fueling what she described as an “internal war” that is hurting the public, as rising gasoline prices continue to strain households. She also spoke about the economy as the top issue affecting women and the need to prioritize “soft power” at a Speaking at at Detroit’s Huntington Place at a women’s luncheon during Michigan Democratic Party endorsement convention, Harris said, "Trump entered a war — and he got pulled into it by Bibi Netanyahu, let's be clear about that — that the American people didn't want. Among the many consequences of it is jacking up the price of gas," Harris said. Since the start of the war, Iran has also claimed that America started the war due to Israel, but Trump denied the claims. Also Read: Iran-US war to reignite again? Trump says 'I don't care'; reports claim he may be planning 'limited' strikes

Kamala Harris criticized Donald Trump on the economy, foreign policy, and Iran conflict at a Michigan event, calling his administration incompetent. She also claimed that Trump started the Iran war because of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu

'To distract from Epstein files': Kamala Harris says Trump was pulled into Iran war by Netanyahu, calls him 'mob boss'

Former US Vice-President Kamala Harris said in an interview that she may run for President again. "I am not done," Harris said. "I have lived my entire career as a life of service and it's in my bones."


Democrat Kamala Harris Says She Might Run for President Again in 2028

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday (April 10) signalled a possible return to presidential politics, saying she is considering a run in the 2028 election. Speaking at the National Action Network convention, Harris told Rev. Al Sharpton, “Listen, I might, I might. I’m thinking about it,” when asked about her future plans, Politico reported.&nbsp;&nbsp;Harris, who was the Democratic Party’s nominee against Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, added, “I’ll keep you posted,” as she concluded her address to loud applause and a standing ovation.&nbsp;Her remarks came at what is widely seen as an early testing ground for potential 2028 Democratic contenders. The event drew influential Black lawmakers, party strategists, and voters, an essential base in Democratic primaries.&nbsp;“I know what the job is and what it requires,” Harris said during the interaction, underlining her experience and readiness. Her appearance carried added weight as she became one of several prominent figures informally positioning themselves ahead of the next presidential race.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/us-inflation-surges-to-near-two-year-high-as-energy-prices-spike-12-1775832116950">US inflation surges to near two-year high as energy prices spike 12%</a>&nbsp;Harris received the most enthusiastic response among speakers at the event, with attendees chanting “Run again!” during her session. Other potential contenders who addressed the gathering included Josh Shapiro, JB Pritzker, and Ro Khanna.The former vice president has previously floated the idea of another White House bid, but her latest comments suggest a more serious consideration as early political alignments for 2028 begin to take shape.&nbsp;Harris served as the 49th Vice President of the United States from 2021 to 2025, becoming the first woman, first African American, and first South Asian American to hold the office. Her political career includes roles as San Francisco District Attorney, California Attorney General, and US Senator before joining Joe Biden on the winning Democratic ticket in 2020.

Harris, who was the Democratic Party’s nominee against Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, added, “I’ll keep you posted,” as she concluded her address to loud applause and a standing ovation.

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday (April 10) signalled a possible return to presidential politics, saying she is considering a run in the 2028 election. Speaking at the National Action Network convention, Harris told Rev. Al Sharpton, “Listen, I might, I might. I’m thinking about it,” when asked about her future plans, Politico reported. Harris, who was the Democratic Party’s nominee against Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, added, “I’ll keep you posted,” as she concluded her address to loud applause and a standing ovation. Her remarks came at what is widely seen as an early testing ground for potential 2028 Democratic contenders. The event drew influential Black lawmakers, party strategists, and voters, an essential base in Democratic primaries. “I know what the job is and what it requires,” Harris said during the interaction, underlining her experience and readiness. Her appearance carried added weight as she became one of several prominent figures informally positioning themselves ahead of the next presidential race. Also Read: US inflation surges to near two-year high as energy prices spike 12% Harris received the most enthusiastic response among speakers at the event, with attendees chanting “Run again!” during her session. Other potential contenders who addressed the gathering included Josh Shapiro, JB Pritzker, and Ro Khanna. The former vice president has previously floated the idea of another White House bid, but her latest comments suggest a more serious consideration as early political alignments for 2028 begin to take shape. Harris served as the 49th Vice President of the United States from 2021 to 2025, becoming the first woman, first African American, and first South Asian American to hold the office. Her political career includes roles as San Francisco District Attorney, California Attorney General, and US Senator before joining Joe Biden on the winning Democratic ticket in 2020.

Harris, who was the Democratic Party’s nominee against Donald Trump in the 2024 presidential election, added, “I’ll keep you posted,” as she concluded her address to loud applause and a standing ovation.

Kamala Harris hints at 2028 White House bid, says ‘I might run again’

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris, on the Jimmy Kimmel show, discusses the circumstances that led to former President Joe Biden not pushing for the release of Epstein files. Harris admitted that it did damage the reputation of the Biden administration, but still, Joe Biden didn't want to pursue political ambition by pressuring the Department of Justice. However, both President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton of the Democratic Party appeared on multiple occasions with the disgraced sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Both of them have claimed their innocence.&nbsp;“To give you an answer that will not satisfy your curiosity, we - perhaps to our damage - but we strongly, and rightly, believed that there should be an absolute separation between what we wanted as an administration and what the Department of Justice did,” said Kamla Harris.&nbsp;<h2>Harris contrasts Biden’s DOJ approach with Trump’s</h2>&nbsp;Kimmel asked Harris if she believed the Trump administration would release the Epstein files. She said that it was imperative for Donald Trump, who ran a campaign on the Epstein files, to deliver on his promise. But she also asserted that Trump was weaponising the Department of Justice and using it for his own vendetta, which the Biden administration never did.&nbsp;“What he has done to treat the Department of Justice as his personal law firm is criminal in proportion to what it’s supposed to be, and that it’s supposed to be an independent body that does justice, blindfolded in terms of for whom but for the country they’re supposed to operate without favour or fear,” Harris replied.&nbsp;“So I don’t know that they are going to do what they’re saying they’re going to do, which is release all of the documents that the American people have a right to see", said Harris.&nbsp;The deadline to release the trove of Epstein files is set for Friday, December 19, under the bill, titled the Epstein Files Transparency Act, passed 427-1, only redacting evidence that reveals victim identity or interferes with the federal investigation. It remains to be seen whether the Trump administration will deliver on its promise.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kamala Harris says Joe Biden avoided pressuring the DOJ to release Epstein files, citing institutional independence, while questioning Trump’s pledge.

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris, on the Jimmy Kimmel show, discusses the circumstances that led to former President Joe Biden not pushing for the release of Epstein files. Harris admitted that it did damage the reputation of the Biden administration, but still, Joe Biden didn't want to pursue political ambition by pressuring the Department of Justice. However, both President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton of the Democratic Party appeared on multiple occasions with the disgraced sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. Both of them have claimed their innocence. “To give you an answer that will not satisfy your curiosity, we - perhaps to our damage - but we strongly, and rightly, believed that there should be an absolute separation between what we wanted as an administration and what the Department of Justice did,” said Kamla Harris. Harris contrasts Biden’s DOJ approach with Trump’s Kimmel asked Harris if she believed the Trump administration would release the Epstein files. She said that it was imperative for Donald Trump, who ran a campaign on the Epstein files, to deliver on his promise. But she also asserted that Trump was weaponising the Department of Justice and using it for his own vendetta, which the Biden administration never did. “What he has done to treat the Department of Justice as his personal law firm is criminal in proportion to what it’s supposed to be, and that it’s supposed to be an independent body that does justice, blindfolded in terms of for whom but for the country they’re supposed to operate without favour or fear,” Harris replied. “So I don’t know that they are going to do what they’re saying they’re going to do, which is release all of the documents that the American people have a right to see", said Harris. The deadline to release the trove of Epstein files is set for Friday, December 19, under the bill, titled the Epstein Files Transparency Act, passed 427-1, only redacting evidence that reveals victim identity or interferes with the federal investigation. It remains to be seen whether the Trump administration will deliver on its promise.

Kamala Harris says Joe Biden avoided pressuring the DOJ to release Epstein files, citing institutional independence, while questioning Trump’s pledge.

Kamala Harris says Biden took political hit by refusing to push Epstein files release

The United States is still not prepared to elect a woman president, former First Lady Michelle Obama has said. Michelle Obama argued that the country has not yet created enough space for women to reach the highest office.


Michelle Obama questions America's readiness for female leaders

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris has hinted that she is looking at a rerun for the Presidential election. In an interview with the BBC, she expressed that she would possibly be ‘President’ one day. She said to the BBC journalist Laura Kuenssberg, “I am not done,” despite the poll suggesting otherwise. She, however, kept room for speculation, suggesting that she has not completely made up her mind, but intends to see a woman President at the Oval Office.&nbsp;&nbsp;“I have lived my entire career as a life of service, and it’s in my bones…If I listened to polls, I would have not run for my first office, or my second office – and I certainly wouldn’t be sitting here,” said Harris.

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Whitehouse spokesperson Abigail Jackson dismissed Harris, “When Kamala Harris lost the election in a landslide, she should've taken the hint - the American people don't care about her absurd lies… Or maybe she did take the hint and that's why she's continuing to air her grievances to foreign publications.”In the BBC interview, Kamala Harris branded Trump as a ‘tyrant’ and shamed business leaders, institutions of America for bowing to the whims of Donald Trump. &nbsp;She added that much of her speculation about Trump and his fascist tendencies was turning out to be true. "He said he would weaponise the Department of Justice - and he has done exactly that," said Harris.She pointed out the suspension of late-night comic Jimmy Kimmel by ABC after he made a joke about the conservative commentator Charlie Kirk's assassination.&nbsp;"You look at what has happened in terms of how he has weaponised, for example, federal agencies going around after political satirists… His skin is so thin he couldn't endure criticism from a joke, and attempted to shut down an entire media organisation in the process," said Harris.Her 2021 election defeat had been attributed by many observers to political baggage and declining approval of Joe Biden’s presidency more than her campaign. She made history as the first woman of colour to serve as the Vice President of America in 2021. She has recently published a book, '107 Days' account of her short run to presidency that was left following Biden's withdrawl.&nbsp;

Kamala Harris signals another run for U.S. presidency, calls Donald Trump a “tyrant” and insists she believes a woman will lead the White House soon.

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris has hinted that she is looking at a rerun for the Presidential election. In an interview with the BBC, she expressed that she would possibly be ‘President’ one day. She said to the BBC journalist Laura Kuenssberg, “I am not done,” despite the poll suggesting otherwise. She, however, kept room for speculation, suggesting that she has not completely made up her mind, but intends to see a woman President at the Oval Office. “I have lived my entire career as a life of service, and it’s in my bones…If I listened to polls, I would have not run for my first office, or my second office – and I certainly wouldn’t be sitting here,” said Harris.

Kamala Harris signals another run for U.S. presidency, calls Donald Trump a “tyrant” and insists she believes a woman will lead the White House soon.

Kamala Harris labels Trump a 'tyrant' says 'I am not done' - hints at 2028 run

Former vice president Kamala Harris told MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow Show on Monday night that the 2024 presidential contest had turned out to be “the closest presidential election in the 21st century.” The comments came as Harris promoted her new book, 107 Days, which recounts her short-lived 2024 campaign. She did not explain how she reached the conclusion, but her description quickly caught Donald Trump’s attention.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-s-21-point-peace-plan-will-it-stop-netanyahu-from-annexing-the-west-bank-arab-leaders-say-the-us-president-promised-1758783677004">Trump’s 21-point peace plan: Will it stop Netanyahu from annexing the West Bank? Arab leaders say the US president promised</a><h2>How did Trump respond?</h2>On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump hit back on Truth Social, calling Harris’s line “a total lie” and demanding an apology. “Kamala Harris, who is DUMB AS A ROCK, is going around and using, as a standard part of her speech on why she lost the election, that 2024 was the ‘closest Presidential Election in the 21st Century.’ Everyone knows this is a lie,” he wrote.Trump pointed to his Electoral College margin of 312 to 226, victories in all seven battleground states, and his claim of winning the popular vote “by millions” while again falsely alleging that California’s mail-in ballots were “rigged.” He also cited his large county margins and posted a mostly red map that did not reflect population density.Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-very-sinister-events-trump-demands-probe-after-triple-sabotage-at-un-says-secret-service-is-involved-here-s-all-you-need-to-know-1758768902363">'Very sinister events': Trump demands probe after 'triple sabotage' at UN, says Secret Service is involved - Here's all you need to know</a><h2>Was 2024 really the closest race?</h2>By several measures, Harris’s description does not hold up. Of the seven elections held since 2000, the 2024 Electoral College margin was the fifth smallest. The popular vote gap, 1.5 per cent, was also wider than in 2000, when Al Gore won the popular vote by just 0.5 per cent but lost the presidency to George W. Bush.

Kamala Harris claimed the 2024 presidential race was the century’s closest, prompting Donald Trump’s angry denial. Experts highlight her claim is false, citing wider vote margins compared to earlier US elections.

Former vice president Kamala Harris told MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow Show on Monday night that the 2024 presidential contest had turned out to be “the closest presidential election in the 21st century.” The comments came as Harris promoted her new book, 107 Days, which recounts her short-lived 2024 campaign. She did not explain how she reached the conclusion, but her description quickly caught Donald Trump’s attention. Also read: Trump’s 21-point peace plan: Will it stop Netanyahu from annexing the West Bank? Arab leaders say the US president promised How did Trump respond? On Wednesday, US President Donald Trump hit back on Truth Social, calling Harris’s line “a total lie” and demanding an apology. “Kamala Harris, who is DUMB AS A ROCK, is going around and using, as a standard part of her speech on why she lost the election, that 2024 was the ‘closest Presidential Election in the 21st Century.’ Everyone knows this is a lie,” he wrote. Trump pointed to his Electoral College margin of 312 to 226, victories in all seven battleground states, and his claim of winning the popular vote “by millions” while again falsely alleging that California’s mail-in ballots were “rigged.” He also cited his large county margins and posted a mostly red map that did not reflect population density. Also read: 'Very sinister events': Trump demands probe after 'triple sabotage' at UN, says Secret Service is involved - Here's all you need to know Was 2024 really the closest race? By several measures, Harris’s description does not hold up. Of the seven elections held since 2000, the 2024 Electoral College margin was the fifth smallest. The popular vote gap, 1.5 per cent, was also wider than in 2000, when Al Gore won the popular vote by just 0.5 per cent but lost the presidency to George W. Bush.

Kamala Harris claimed the 2024 presidential race was the century’s closest, prompting Donald Trump’s angry denial. Experts highlight that her claim is false, citing wider vote margins compared to earlier US elections.

Trump demands apology from 'DUMB AS A ROCK' Kamala Harris for calling the 2024 elections 'closest race' - Do the numbers back her up?

Former Vice President Kamala Harris was directly asked by the MSNBC reporter, Rachel Maddow, about her opinion on the socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani. Harris responded affirmatively but, according to many observers, was cautious about her support. She voiced her support for Mamdani but quickly followed up, saying that he is not the only ‘star’ in the Democratic Party. Former Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris was discussing her new book '107 Days'. This was her first major television interview since losing the 2024 Presidential election.&nbsp;"Look, as far as I’m concerned, he’s the Democratic nominee, and he should be supported," said Harris. When asked specifically if she 'endorses his candidacy'? "I support the Democrat in the race, sure," Harris said.However, she was quick to add, "He is not the only star… I hope we don’t overindex on New York City, that we lose sight of our stars throughout our country." She said that there is Barbara Drummond in Mobile, Alabama, and Helena Moreno in New Orleans; all of them are stars. They should not be overlooked because New Yorkers think they are at the centre of the universe.&nbsp;Mamdani has a huge grassroots support among New Yorkers. According to a report by Newsweek, Mamdani's chances have surged 85 per cent on the prediction market as of last week. Despite calls by the US President Donald Trump to consolidate against Mamdani, he holds a significant lead over his opponents ahead of the November 4 polling.&nbsp;"Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has endorsed the 'Liddle' Communist,' Zohran Mamdani, running for Mayor of New York. This is a rather shocking development, and a very bad one for New York City." Trump said in a post on Truth Social.&nbsp;Five major polls: CBS News/YouGov, Marist survey, Quinnipiac University's poll, The New York Times/Siena poll mark Mamdani as the favourite in the mayoral race of the largest city, New York. Mamdani rose to fame nationwide when he defeated former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic Primary.Mamdani has already received endorsement from Senator Bernie Sanders, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and New York Governor Kathy Hochul. But he has faced silence from national democratic leaders of New ork such as House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.&nbsp;"The oligarchs are panicking. They will spend as much as it takes to try to defeat Zohran Mamdani. They've got the money. We've got the people," said Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Kamala Harris cautiously backs Zohran Mamdani for NYC Mayor, calling him a Democrat “star” but stressing others shouldn’t be overlooked.

Former Vice President Kamala Harris was directly asked by the MSNBC reporter, Rachel Maddow, about her opinion on the socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani. Harris responded affirmatively but, according to many observers, was cautious about her support. She voiced her support for Mamdani but quickly followed up, saying that he is not the only ‘star’ in the Democratic Party. Former Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris was discussing her new book '107 Days'. This was her first major television interview since losing the 2024 Presidential election. "Look, as far as I’m concerned, he’s the Democratic nominee, and he should be supported," said Harris. When asked specifically if she 'endorses his candidacy'? "I support the Democrat in the race, sure," Harris said. However, she was quick to add, "He is not the only star… I hope we don’t overindex on New York City, that we lose sight of our stars throughout our country." She said that there is Barbara Drummond in Mobile, Alabama, and Helena Moreno in New Orleans; all of them are stars. They should not be overlooked because New Yorkers think they are at the centre of the universe. Mamdani has a huge grassroots support among New Yorkers. According to a report by Newsweek, Mamdani's chances have surged 85 per cent on the prediction market as of last week. Despite calls by the US President Donald Trump to consolidate against Mamdani, he holds a significant lead over his opponents ahead of the November 4 polling. "Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has endorsed the 'Liddle' Communist,' Zohran Mamdani, running for Mayor of New York. This is a rather shocking development, and a very bad one for New York City." Trump said in a post on Truth Social. Five major polls: CBS News/YouGov, Marist survey, Quinnipiac University's poll, The New York Times/Siena poll mark Mamdani as the favourite in the mayoral race of the largest city, New York. Mamdani rose to fame nationwide when he defeated former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic Primary. Mamdani has already received endorsement from Senator Bernie Sanders, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and New York Governor Kathy Hochul. But he has faced silence from national democratic leaders of New ork such as House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer. "The oligarchs are panicking. They will spend as much as it takes to try to defeat Zohran Mamdani. They've got the money. We've got the people," said Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont.

Kamala Harris cautiously backs Zohran Mamdani for NYC Mayor, calling him a Democrat “star” but stressing others shouldn’t be overlooked.

Kamala Harris offers backing for Zohran Mamdani, stops short of full-throated NYC Mayor endorsement

Former U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris has strongly criticized her former boss, describing Joe Biden’s decision to run for a second term as “reckless,” according to an excerpt from her upcoming memoir.

Kamala Harris: Joe Biden's Candidacy was 'Reckless'

Kamala Harris believes it was reckless to allow former President Joe Biden to decide to seek re-election in 2024, but she felt she was the last person who could advise her 81-year-old boss not to run, according to excerpts from her new book released on Wednesday.


 Kamala Harris Breaks Silence On Joe Biden's 2024 Presidential Bid

Trump revoked the directive in a memo to the Secretary of Homeland Security dated Thursday, formally ending Harris’ additional Secret Service protection.

US President Trump Cancels Kamala Harris' Secret Service Detail

Donald Trump has ordered an end to Kamala Harris’ Secret Service protection, just weeks before the former vice president launches her new memoir and high-profile book tour. In a letter dated Thursday and addressed to the Secretary of Homeland Security, Trump wrote, “You are hereby authorised to discontinue any security-related procedures previously authorised by Executive Memorandum, beyond those required by law, for the following individual, effective September 1, 2025: Former Vice President Kamala D. Harris.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/did-trump-drive-india-and-china-closer-xi-s-secret-letter-to-india-suggests-so-here-s-what-the-chinese-president-said-1756471045162">Did Trump drive India and China closer? Xi’s secret letter to India suggests so - Here's what the Chinese president said</a><h2>Biden’s secret extension revealed</h2>By law, Harris’ Secret Service protection expired on 21 July, six months after she left office. But just before stepping down, Joe Biden quietly signed an order extending her security for another year. That arrangement had never been made public, until now. Trump’s new order cancels Biden’s directive, stripping Harris of federal protection as she prepares to step back into the public spotlight.<h2>Harris faces security concerns</h2>Harris’ new memoir 107 Days, about her brief presidential campaign, will be released on 23 September. Her multi-city tour to promote it will put her in front of crowds across the country. Her aides are worried. Secret Service protection is not just about bodyguards, it also includes constant monitoring of threats online and offline, as well as protection of her home in Los Angeles. Without it, her team fears vital intelligence on possible dangers will be lost. “The Vice President is grateful to the United States Secret Service for their professionalism, dedication, and unwavering commitment to safety,” her adviser Kirsten Allen told CNN.<h2>Backlash in California</h2>California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass both raised concerns about Harris being left without federal security. “The safety of our public officials should never be subject to erratic, vindictive political impulses,” Newsom spokesperson Bob Salladay said. Bass went further, calling Trump’s move “another act of revenge” and warning it “puts the former Vice President in danger.”<h2>What happens next?</h2>With her federal detail gone, Harris may have to rely on Los Angeles police or costly private protection, which experts say could run into millions of dollars a year. Her husband, Doug Emhoff, already lost his own detail in July under the usual rules for a former vice president’s spouse.

Donald Trump has ordered the end of Kamala Harris’ Secret Service protection, effective September 1, 2025, shortly before her memoir's release and book tour, according to a letter to Homeland Security.

Donald Trump has ordered an end to Kamala Harris’ Secret Service protection, just weeks before the former vice president launches her new memoir and high-profile book tour. In a letter dated Thursday and addressed to the Secretary of Homeland Security, Trump wrote, “You are hereby authorised to discontinue any security-related procedures previously authorised by Executive Memorandum, beyond those required by law, for the following individual, effective September 1, 2025: Former Vice President Kamala D. Harris.” Also read: Did Trump drive India and China closer? Xi’s secret letter to India suggests so - Here's what the Chinese president said Biden’s secret extension revealed By law, Harris’ Secret Service protection expired on 21 July, six months after she left office. But just before stepping down, Joe Biden quietly signed an order extending her security for another year. That arrangement had never been made public, until now. Trump’s new order cancels Biden’s directive, stripping Harris of federal protection as she prepares to step back into the public spotlight. Harris faces security concerns Harris’ new memoir 107 Days, about her brief presidential campaign, will be released on 23 September. Her multi-city tour to promote it will put her in front of crowds across the country. Her aides are worried. Secret Service protection is not just about bodyguards, it also includes constant monitoring of threats online and offline, as well as protection of her home in Los Angeles. Without it, her team fears vital intelligence on possible dangers will be lost. “The Vice President is grateful to the United States Secret Service for their professionalism, dedication, and unwavering commitment to safety,” her adviser Kirsten Allen told CNN. Backlash in California California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass both raised concerns about Harris being left without federal security. “The safety of our public officials should never be subject to erratic, vindictive political impulses,” Newsom spokesperson Bob Salladay said. Bass went further, calling Trump’s move “another act of revenge” and warning it “puts the former Vice President in danger.” What happens next? With her federal detail gone, Harris may have to rely on Los Angeles police or costly private protection, which experts say could run into millions of dollars a year. Her husband, Doug Emhoff, already lost his own detail in July under the usual rules for a former vice president’s spouse.

Donald Trump has ordered the end of Kamala Harris’ Secret Service protection, effective September 1, 2025, shortly before her memoir's release and book tour, according to a letter to Homeland Security.

'Erratic, vindictive act of revenge': Trump yanks Kamala Harris’ Secret Service protection weeks before book tour

Kamala Harris recently came on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and told the world that she doesn't use wireless headphones. This moment caught the attention of a lot of people, who are now left wondering whether they should also follow in her footsteps. This was her first interview since the 2024 presidential elections. Harris was there to talk about her new book, "107 Days". It details the length of her short campaign after Joe Biden left the race, and will be published by Simon &amp; Schuster on Sept. 23. Harris also talked about her life after politics, as she is temporarily away from it. “Just over a year ago, I launched my campaign for President of the United States,” Harris said in a video announcement on Thursday. “107 days travelling the country, fighting for our future — the shortest presidential campaign in modern history." However, amidst all this, her admission on the kind of headphones she uses sent social media spiralling. Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-whats-wrong-with-her-trump-slams-kamala-harris-after-she-hints-at-running-2028-presidential-election-1754004867582">'What's wrong with her': Trump slams Kamala Harris after she hints at running 2028 presidential election</a> &nbsp;<h2>Only wired headphones for Kamala Harris</h2>It started with Colbert showing some never-before-seen photos from the book. There was one of Harris on the day Biden announced he was quitting the presidential race on July 21 2024. She talked about how while sitting at the vice president's residence on a Sunday, she took over 100 calls on her phone. Harris told the audience that she used wired headphones for the phone calls. She explained why she prefers wires over no wires when it comes to earpieces. "I've been teased about this, but I like these kinds of earpods that have the thing (the wires)", she said.<h2>Harris says wires headphones are much safer</h2>Harris claimed that with wired headphones, no one else can listen to your conversations, and they are safer than wireless headphones. “I served on the Senate Intelligence Committee. I have been in classified briefings", she said. "Don’t be on the train using your earpods, thinking somebody can’t listen to your conversation. I’m telling you, the [wired earphones] are a bit more secure." The average person doesn't have a lot of classified things to talk about, but was still piqued by what Harris said. Is someone really listening to everything they are hearing? people started discussing on social media.&nbsp;"You mean people can hear that I’m playing Phoebe Bridgers on repeat? Without my consent!??!?", a user wrote. Another said, "I hate the idea of people's privacy being violated". A third wrote, “A politician warning you about how “they” are listening to you is all you need to know!” Wireless headphones work through Bluetooth, and Harris seems to be under the impression that they can be hacked. While most Bluetooth devices are encrypted, one can never be sure who is listening in.

Former US vice president Kamala Harris confessed she uses only wired headphones because they are much safer than wireless. She seemed to imply on the Stephen Colbert show that wireless headphones can likely be hacked.

Kamala Harris recently came on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and told the world that she doesn't use wireless headphones. This moment caught the attention of a lot of people, who are now left wondering whether they should also follow in her footsteps. This was her first interview since the 2024 presidential elections. Harris was there to talk about her new book, "107 Days". It details the length of her short campaign after Joe Biden left the race, and will be published by Simon & Schuster on Sept. 23. Harris also talked about her life after politics, as she is temporarily away from it. “Just over a year ago, I launched my campaign for President of the United States,” Harris said in a video announcement on Thursday. “107 days travelling the country, fighting for our future — the shortest presidential campaign in modern history." However, amidst all this, her admission on the kind of headphones she uses sent social media spiralling. Also Read: 'What's wrong with her': Trump slams Kamala Harris after she hints at running 2028 presidential election Only wired headphones for Kamala Harris It started with Colbert showing some never-before-seen photos from the book. There was one of Harris on the day Biden announced he was quitting the presidential race on July 21 2024. She talked about how while sitting at the vice president's residence on a Sunday, she took over 100 calls on her phone. Harris told the audience that she used wired headphones for the phone calls. She explained why she prefers wires over no wires when it comes to earpieces. "I've been teased about this, but I like these kinds of earpods that have the thing (the wires)", she said. Harris says wires headphones are much safer Harris claimed that with wired headphones, no one else can listen to your conversations, and they are safer than wireless headphones. “I served on the Senate Intelligence Committee. I have been in classified briefings", she said. "Don’t be on the train using your earpods, thinking somebody can’t listen to your conversation. I’m telling you, the [wired earphones] are a bit more secure." The average person doesn't have a lot of classified things to talk about, but was still piqued by what Harris said. Is someone really listening to everything they are hearing? people started discussing on social media. "You mean people can hear that I’m playing Phoebe Bridgers on repeat? Without my consent!??!?", a user wrote. Another said, "I hate the idea of people's privacy being violated". A third wrote, “A politician warning you about how “they” are listening to you is all you need to know!” Wireless headphones work through Bluetooth, and Harris seems to be under the impression that they can be hacked. While most Bluetooth devices are encrypted, one can never be sure who is listening in.

Former US vice president Kamala Harris confessed she uses only wired headphones because they are much safer than wireless. She seemed to imply on the Stephen Colbert show that wireless headphones can likely be hacked.

Kamala Harris reveals why she only uses wired headphones, and now everyone is scared

Kamala Harris has announced she will not run for governor of California in 2026, ending speculation about her political future following her 2024 defeat by Donald Trump. The former vice president said she was stepping back from elected office, for now, but intends to stay active in public service.<h2>‘Not in elected office for now,’ says Harris</h2>In a statement released on Wednesday (July 30), Harris said, “For now, my leadership, and public service, will not be in elected office. I look forward to getting back out and listening to the American people, helping elect Democrats across the nation who will fight fearlessly, and sharing more details in the months ahead about my own plans.”Also read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/hidden-fbi-room-found-kash-patel-uncovers-burn-bags-tied-to-trump-russia-probe-1753896682444">Hidden FBI room found? Kash Patel uncovers ‘burn bags’ tied to Trump–Russia probe</a>After her White House loss, Harris had considered a number of paths, including a run for California governor or a potential comeback in the 2028 presidential race. Her decision not to contest in California has now cleared the way for other Democrats, such as former Rep. Katie Porter, ex-Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, and former Health Secretary Xavier Becerra.<h2>Why did Harris pull out of the race?</h2>Despite being seen as a strong contender, Harris faced hesitation from some within her own party, particularly over the legacy of her failed presidential run. Some Democrats also feared her presence could hurt their chances in key House districts during the midterms.She had reportedly contacted former California governors to learn what could realistically be achieved in the role and asked aides to explore other ideas. These included launching a 501(c)(4) group to work on youth engagement and media literacy, creating a PAC to support other candidates, and conducting a listening tour across Southern states as part of her long-term strategy. Her team wanted to finalise the decision ahead of a planned autumn book tour, which will be announced soon.<h2>‘Fresh thinking’ outside of government</h2>Explaining her decision, Harris said, “I have extraordinary admiration and respect for those who dedicate their lives to public service, service to their communities and to our nation. At the same time, we must recognise that our politics, our government, and our institutions have too often failed the American people, culminating in this moment of crisis.”“As we look ahead, we must be willing to pursue change through new methods and fresh thinking, committed to our same values and principles, but not bound by the same playbook,” she added.People close to Harris say this does not mean she is certain to run for president in 2028. After attending a friend’s family wedding in the UK, she reportedly told others that she believed she could be more effective “leading from the outside.”<h2>What next for Harris?</h2>While Harris has confirmed she will not enter the California governor’s race, she has left the door open to various other roles. Her plans may include issue-based activism, national campaigning for Democrats, or preparing for a return to the national&nbsp;stage&nbsp;in&nbsp;2028.

Kamala Harris announced she won’t run for California governor in 2026, stepping back from elected office after her 2024 defeat, but plans to stay active in public service and Democratic campaigns.

Kamala Harris has announced she will not run for governor of California in 2026, ending speculation about her political future following her 2024 defeat by Donald Trump. The former vice president said she was stepping back from elected office, for now, but intends to stay active in public service. ‘Not in elected office for now,’ says Harris In a statement released on Wednesday (July 30), Harris said, “For now, my leadership, and public service, will not be in elected office. I look forward to getting back out and listening to the American people, helping elect Democrats across the nation who will fight fearlessly, and sharing more details in the months ahead about my own plans.” Also read: Hidden FBI room found? Kash Patel uncovers ‘burn bags’ tied to Trump–Russia probe After her White House loss, Harris had considered a number of paths, including a run for California governor or a potential comeback in the 2028 presidential race. Her decision not to contest in California has now cleared the way for other Democrats, such as former Rep. Katie Porter, ex-Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, and former Health Secretary Xavier Becerra. Why did Harris pull out of the race? Despite being seen as a strong contender, Harris faced hesitation from some within her own party, particularly over the legacy of her failed presidential run. Some Democrats also feared her presence could hurt their chances in key House districts during the midterms. She had reportedly contacted former California governors to learn what could realistically be achieved in the role and asked aides to explore other ideas. These included launching a 501(c)(4) group to work on youth engagement and media literacy, creating a PAC to support other candidates, and conducting a listening tour across Southern states as part of her long-term strategy. Her team wanted to finalise the decision ahead of a planned autumn book tour, which will be announced soon. ‘Fresh thinking’ outside of government Explaining her decision, Harris said, “I have extraordinary admiration and respect for those who dedicate their lives to public service, service to their communities and to our nation. At the same time, we must recognise that our politics, our government, and our institutions have too often failed the American people, culminating in this moment of crisis.” “As we look ahead, we must be willing to pursue change through new methods and fresh thinking, committed to our same values and principles, but not bound by the same playbook,” she added. People close to Harris say this does not mean she is certain to run for president in 2028. After attending a friend’s family wedding in the UK, she reportedly told others that she believed she could be more effective “leading from the outside.” What next for Harris? While Harris has confirmed she will not enter the California governor’s race, she has left the door open to various other roles. Her plans may include issue-based activism, national campaigning for Democrats, or preparing for a return to the national stage in 2028.

Kamala Harris announced she won’t run for California governor in 2026, stepping back from elected office after her 2024 defeat, but plans to stay active in public service and Democratic campaigns.

‘Not bound by same playbook’: Kamala Harris rules out 2026 California governor run -  Is she planning 2028 presidential bid?

US President Donald Trump has sparked fresh controversy by calling for the prosecution of former Vice President Kamala Harris and several prominent American celebrities, including Oprah Winfrey and Beyonce, over alleged illegal payments made during the 2024 presidential campaign.&nbsp;In a late-night Truth Social post from Scotland, where Trump is on a five-day visit, he claimed that Democrats paid celebrities millions of dollars in exchange for public endorsements of Harris. Trump alleged that Beyonce was paid $11 million to support Harris but never performed during a campaign event, leaving the stage to “a booing and angry audience.” He further claimed that Oprah Winfrey received $3 million in “expenses” and Reverend Al Sharpton was paid $600,000, despite doing “absolutely NOTHING.” However, Trump showed no proof that the Democratic campaign paid them to endorse him. &nbsp;In the past, Oprah denied receiving any payment for endorsing Harris, saying her team covered production costs for a live-streamed event, which totaled around $1 million. “The people who worked on that production needed to be paid. And were,” Oprah clarified. “End of story.”

Trump on his Truth Social wrote, “I’m looking at the large amount &nbsp;of money owed by the Democrats, after the Presidential Election, and the fact that they admit to paying, probably illegally, Eleven Million Dollars to singer Beyoncé for an ENDORSEMENT (she never sang, not one note, and left the stage to a booing and angry audience!), Three Million Dollars for “expenses,” to Oprah, Six Hundred Thousand Dollars to very low rated TV “anchor,” Al Sharpton (a total lightweight!), and others to be named for doing, absolutely NOTHING! These ridiculous fees were incorrectly stated in the books and records. YOU ARE NOT ALLOWED TO PAY FOR AN ENDORSEMENT. IT IS TOTALLY ILLEGAL TO DO SO. Can you imagine what would happen if politicians started paying for people to endorse them. All hell would break out! Kamala, and all of those that received Endorsement money, BROKE THE LAW. They should all be prosecuted! Thank you for your attention to this matter.”&nbsp;The accusations come as Trump faces criticism over his own handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case. Recently, The Hill reported that Trump dismissed ongoing investigations into Epstein as a politically motivated "con job" by Democrats designed to distract from his record.&nbsp;Adding to the growing tension, Trump this week filed a $10 billion lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch, The Wall Street Journal (), its parent companies, and two journalists, following WSJ published what was allegedly a birthday letter from the president to Epstein.&nbsp;The former president has a long history of clashing with media outlets and journalists. He previously threatened to sue several networks for what he called biased coverage, only to later strike lucrative settlement deals with ABC News and CBS News.In a further twist, Trump has reportedly instructed Attorney General Pam Bondi to release grand jury testimony involving Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, a move likely to stir additional legal and political debate.

All hell would break out Trump to prosecute Beyonce Oprah and Kamala Harris

US President Donald Trump has sparked fresh controversy by calling for the prosecution of former Vice President Kamala Harris and several prominent American celebrities, including Oprah Winfrey and Beyonce, over alleged illegal payments made during the 2024 presidential campaign. In a late-night Truth Social post from Scotland, where Trump is on a five-day visit, he claimed that Democrats paid celebrities millions of dollars in exchange for public endorsements of Harris. Trump alleged that Beyonce was paid $11 million to support Harris but never performed during a campaign event, leaving the stage to “a booing and angry audience.” He further claimed that Oprah Winfrey received $3 million in “expenses” and Reverend Al Sharpton was paid $600,000, despite doing “absolutely NOTHING.” However, Trump showed no proof that the Democratic campaign paid them to endorse him. In the past, Oprah denied receiving any payment for endorsing Harris, saying her team covered production costs for a live-streamed event, which totaled around $1 million. “The people who worked on that production needed to be paid. And were,” Oprah clarified. “End of story.”

The US President Donald Trump who is in Scotland for a five day visit, took it to Truth Social to warn to prosecute Harris, Oprah Winfrey and Beyonce

'All hell would break out': Trump to prosecute Beyonce, Oprah and Kamala Harris?

Former vice president Kamala Harris came under fire for posting a grim note on social media on the Fourth of July, along with a photo of last year’s festivities with her husband, Douglas Emhoff, but cropped out former President Joe Biden. Netizens were quick to spot the photograph and slammed Harris for the gloomy statement on Independence Day of the United States, saying they were glad that she was not their president.&nbsp;“This Fourth of July, I am taking a moment to reflect. Things are hard right now. They are probably going to get worse before they get better,” Harris wrote on X. “But I love our country — and when you love something, you fight for it. Together, we will continue to fight for the ideals of our nation.”&nbsp;Trump supporters criticised the former president for making dull remarks on the occasion of celebration across the nation.&nbsp;“Kamala cropping Joe out is very symbolic,” said Link Lauren, a former senior adviser to Robert F Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign. He also posted a picture taken at the same moment from a different angle, showing Biden and his wife standing close to Harris and her husband.&nbsp;Criticising the tone of her message, a person said, “LMFAO!!!! Things are GREAT right now. You are always so negative!!” Another said, “I’m taking a moment to reflect on how much worse things would have been if you’d won.”&nbsp;

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">This Fourth of July, I am taking a moment to reflect. Things are hard right now. They are probably going to get worse before they get better. But I love our country — and when you love something, you fight for it. Together, we will continue to fight for the ideals of our nation. <a href="https://t.co/pYxJVw0fiD">pic.twitter.com/pYxJVw0fiD</a>&mdash; Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) <a href="https://twitter.com/KamalaHarris/status/1941195772080553989?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">July 4, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

&nbsp;A user wrote in comments, “Is Kamala drunk?” While another said, “Because you lost, America still has a chance at greatness.” A person said, “Just think how bad it would be, if you won the election. Thank god, we have someone trying to fix the wrong you and Joey did, during his administration.”&nbsp;Taking a jibe at her for losing in the 2024 elections against Trump, a person wrote, “Reflect on how utterly rejected you were in the primary and general elections.” Another mocked, “Okay but who is this?” A person said, “Things are actually great right now, thanks for losing badly.”&nbsp;“You betrayed us when you, not only opened the doors wide to illegal immigration, but did so without any vetting. I don’t know who you stand together with, but it is not someone we want,” one person said.

Netizens were quick to spot the photograph and slammed Harris for the gloomy statement on Independence Day of the United States, saying they were glad that she was not their president.

Former vice president Kamala Harris came under fire for posting a grim note on social media on the Fourth of July, along with a photo of last year’s festivities with her husband, Douglas Emhoff, but cropped out former President Joe Biden. Netizens were quick to spot the photograph and slammed Harris for the gloomy statement on Independence Day of the United States, saying they were glad that she was not their president. “This Fourth of July, I am taking a moment to reflect. Things are hard right now. They are probably going to get worse before they get better,” Harris wrote on X. “But I love our country — and when you love something, you fight for it. Together, we will continue to fight for the ideals of our nation.” Trump supporters criticised the former president for making dull remarks on the occasion of celebration across the nation. “Kamala cropping Joe out is very symbolic,” said Link Lauren, a former senior adviser to Robert F Kennedy Jr.’s presidential campaign. He also posted a picture taken at the same moment from a different angle, showing Biden and his wife standing close to Harris and her husband. Criticising the tone of her message, a person said, “LMFAO!!!! Things are GREAT right now. You are always so negative!!” Another said, “I’m taking a moment to reflect on how much worse things would have been if you’d won.”

Netizens were quick to spot the photograph and slammed Harris for the gloomy statement on Independence Day of the United States, saying they were glad that she was not their president.

‘Is Kamala drunk?’ Netizens slam former vice president over grim July 4 post that crops out Biden

LA protest: Former US Vice President Kamala Harris issued a statement on anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, after which she was massively trolled online.&nbsp;Taking to the social media platform X, Harris said, “Los Angeles is my home. And like so many Americans, I am appalled at what we are witnessing on the streets of our city. Deploying the National Guard is a dangerous escalation meant to promote chaos.”&nbsp;“In addition to the recent ICE raids in Southern California and across our nation, it is part of the Trump administration’s cruel, calculated agenda to spread panic and division,” former VP said.&nbsp;She further added that the Trump administration’s actions are “not about public safety – they’re about stoking fear.”&nbsp;“Fear of a community demanding dignity and due process. Protest is a powerful tool – essential in the fight for justice. And as the LAPD, Mayor, and Governor have noted, demonstrations in defense of our immigrant neighbors have been overwhelmingly peaceful,” she added.&nbsp;“I continue to support millions of Americans who are standing up to protect our most fundamental rights and freedoms,” the former VP concluded.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet">My statement on what&#39;s unfolding in Los Angeles. <a href="https://t.co/rujs8mrVPK">pic.twitter.com/rujs8mrVPK</a>&mdash; Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) <a href="https://twitter.com/KamalaHarris/status/1931856677881667634?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 8, 2025</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

'America dodged a bullet when they rejected you and Tim Walz'&nbsp;After her statement, people on social media grilled her and said that now she should understand why she lost the presidential election in 2024.&nbsp;“You're a liar! Your claim of peaceful protests is baseless—DHS reports 118 arrests today in LA due to violent riots against ICE officers, with slashed tires and defaced property. We have evidence!” one X user wrote.&nbsp;Meanwhile, another added, “You support foreigners attacking and injuring American cops? Do you understand now why you lost?”&nbsp;“Nobody cares what you have to say...,” one user wrote.“Yep, America dodged a bullet when they rejected you and Tim Walz. Thank you for confirming this,” said a fourth one.&nbsp;

Kamala Harris grilled by Americans for her statement on LA protest: Here is what she said  


LA protest: Former US Vice President Kamala Harris issued a statement on anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, after which she was massively trolled online. Taking to the social media platform X, Harris said, “Los Angeles is my home. And like so many Americans, I am appalled at what we are witnessing on the streets of our city. Deploying the National Guard is a dangerous escalation meant to promote chaos.” “In addition to the recent ICE raids in Southern California and across our nation, it is part of the Trump administration’s cruel, calculated agenda to spread panic and division,” former VP said. She further added that the Trump administration’s actions are “not about public safety – they’re about stoking fear.” “Fear of a community demanding dignity and due process. Protest is a powerful tool – essential in the fight for justice. And as the LAPD, Mayor, and Governor have noted, demonstrations in defense of our immigrant neighbors have been overwhelmingly peaceful,” she added. “I continue to support millions of Americans who are standing up to protect our most fundamental rights and freedoms,” the former VP concluded.

LA protest: Former US Vice President Kamala Harris issued a statement on anti-ICE protests in Los Angeles, after which she was massively trolled online.

Kamala Harris grilled by Americans for her statement on LA protest: Here’s what she said

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris has taken aim at Elon Musk for saying that empathy is a weakness of Western civilisation. Speaking at a real estate event in Australia, Harris criticised the idea, arguing that empathy is actually a sign of strong leadership.“There was someone that is very popular these days, at least in the press, who suggested that it is a sign of weakness of Western civilizations to have empathy,” Harris told the audience.Though she didn’t mention Musk by name, the remarks were clearly in response to comments the Tesla CEO made during a March appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast.<h2>Musk called empathy a 'bug' in Western society</h2>During that podcast, Musk, who also heads the government’s Department of Efficiency (DOGE), told Rogan, “The fundamental weakness of Western civilization is empathy, the empathy exploit.”He added, “They’re exploiting a bug in Western civilization, which is the empathy response.”The remarks stirred backlash at the time, and Harris's comments have now brought renewed attention to Musk’s views.<h2>‘Concern for others is not weakness,’ says Harris</h2>Slamming what she called a “misplaced idea” of leadership, Harris said, “The sign of the strength of a leader is not who you beat down.”Instead, she said, “It is a sign of strength to have some level of curiosity and concern and care about the well-being of others.”Harris’s words were met with applause at the conference and seen as a strong rebuttal to Musk’s growing influence in US politics.<h2>Warnings about global rise of extremism</h2>During the same speech, Harris also voiced concern over growing authoritarianism across the globe.“I do worry, frankly, about what’s happening in the world right now,” she said. “It’s important that we remember the 1930s. It’s important that we remember that history has taught us that isolation does not equal insulation [and] the importance of relationships of trust, of the importance of friendships, integrity, honesty.”Since taking over DOGE under President Donald Trump’s administration, Musk has been accused of making controversial gestures and posts seen by many as dog whistles for white supremacists.These include a gesture at Trump’s inauguration that resembled a “Roman salute”, followed by social media posts playing on names of Nazi figures.

“There was someone that is very popular these days, at least in the press, who suggested that it is a sign of weakness of Western civilizations to have empathy,” Harris told the audience.

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris has taken aim at Elon Musk for saying that empathy is a weakness of Western civilisation. Speaking at a real estate event in Australia, Harris criticised the idea, arguing that empathy is actually a sign of strong leadership. “There was someone that is very popular these days, at least in the press, who suggested that it is a sign of weakness of Western civilizations to have empathy,” Harris told the audience. Though she didn’t mention Musk by name, the remarks were clearly in response to comments the Tesla CEO made during a March appearance on Joe Rogan’s podcast. Musk called empathy a 'bug' in Western society During that podcast, Musk, who also heads the government’s Department of Efficiency (DOGE), told Rogan, “The fundamental weakness of Western civilization is empathy, the empathy exploit.” He added, “They’re exploiting a bug in Western civilization, which is the empathy response.” The remarks stirred backlash at the time, and Harris's comments have now brought renewed attention to Musk’s views. ‘Concern for others is not weakness,’ says Harris Slamming what she called a “misplaced idea” of leadership, Harris said, “The sign of the strength of a leader is not who you beat down.” Instead, she said, “It is a sign of strength to have some level of curiosity and concern and care about the well-being of others.” Harris’s words were met with applause at the conference and seen as a strong rebuttal to Musk’s growing influence in US politics. Warnings about global rise of extremism During the same speech, Harris also voiced concern over growing authoritarianism across the globe. “I do worry, frankly, about what’s happening in the world right now,” she said. “It’s important that we remember the 1930s. It’s important that we remember that history has taught us that isolation does not equal insulation [and] the importance of relationships of trust, of the importance of friendships, integrity, honesty.” Since taking over DOGE under President Donald Trump’s administration, Musk has been accused of making controversial gestures and posts seen by many as dog whistles for white supremacists. These include a gesture at Trump’s inauguration that resembled a “Roman salute”, followed by social media posts playing on names of Nazi figures.

“There was someone that is very popular these days, at least in the press, who suggested that it is a sign of weakness of Western civilizations to have empathy,” Harris told the audience.

‘Empathy is not weakness’: Kamala Harris slams Elon Musk over claim empathy makes the West ‘weak’

US President Donald Trump on Friday (May 16) took a jibe at popular singer <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/taylor-swift">Taylor Swift</a>, saying that she doesn't look hot after he said that he hates her.&nbsp;
The US president took to Truth Social, and posted, "Has anyone noticed that, since I said &ldquo;I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT,&rdquo; she&rsquo;s no longer &ldquo;HOT?&rdquo;
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Earlier in 2024, Trump hit out at Taylor Swift over her endorsement of then Vice President Kamala Harris, saying, "I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!" It comes days after Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala Harris for the 2024 presidential elections, in an Instagram post.&nbsp;
&ldquo;I&rsquo;m voting for @kamalaharris because she fights for the rights and causes I believe need a warrior to champion them,&rdquo; Swift wrote in the post.&nbsp;
&ldquo;I think she is a steady-handed, gifted leader and I believe we can accomplish so much more in this country if we are led by calm and not chaos,&rdquo; the popstar added at the time.
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<h2>Another hit at Bruce Springsteen</h2>
Trump in another post on Friday, hit out at American singer-songwriter and guitarist Bruce Springsteen, calling him "highly overrated" and he's not a talented guy.&nbsp;
He further slammed Springsteen for supporting former President Joe Biden, as Trump called him "Crooked Joe Biden, a mentally incompetent FOOL, and our WORST EVER President."
"I see that Highly Overrated Bruce Springsteen goes to a Foreign Country to speak badly about the President of the United States. Never liked him, never liked his music, or his Radical Left Politics and, importantly, he&rsquo;s not a talented guy &mdash; Just a pushy, obnoxious JERK, who fervently supported Crooked Joe Biden, a mentally incompetent FOOL, and our WORST EVER President, who came close to destroying our Country," Trump said in his post.&nbsp;
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The US president continued, "If I wasn&rsquo;t elected, it would have been GONE by now! Sleepy Joe didn&rsquo;t have a clue as to what he was doing, but Springsteen is &ldquo;dumb as a rock,&rdquo; and couldn&rsquo;t see what was going on, or could he (which is even worse!)?"
Trump further slammed the singer, saying, "This dried out &ldquo;prune&rdquo; of a rocker (his skin is all atrophied!) ought to KEEP HIS MOUTH SHUT until he gets back into the Country, that&rsquo;s just &ldquo;standard fare.&rdquo; Then we&rsquo;ll all see how it goes for him!"
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The US president took to Truth Social, and posted, "Has anyone noticed that, since I said “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT,” she’s no longer “HOT?” WORLD ENTERTAINMENT

US President Donald Trump on Friday (May 16) took a jibe at popular singer Taylor Swift, saying that she doesn't look hot after he said that he hates her. The US president took to Truth Social, and posted, "Has anyone noticed that, since I said “I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT,” she’s no longer “HOT?” Earlier in 2024, Trump hit out at Taylor Swift over her endorsement of then Vice President Kamala Harris, saying, "I HATE TAYLOR SWIFT!" It comes days after Taylor Swift endorsed Kamala Harris for the 2024 presidential elections, in an Instagram post. “I’m voting for @kamalaharris because she fights for the rights and causes I believe need a warrior to champion them,” Swift wrote in the post. “I think she is a steady-handed, gifted leader and I believe we can accomplish so much more in this country if we are led by calm and not chaos,” the popstar added at the time. Also read: Mosque visit, soccer ball and new friendships: Trump wraps up Middle East trip | See pics Another hit at Bruce Springsteen Trump in another post on Friday, hit out at American singer-songwriter and guitarist Bruce Springsteen, calling him "highly overrated" and he's not a talented guy. He further slammed Springsteen for supporting former President Joe Biden, as Trump called him "Crooked Joe Biden, a mentally incompetent FOOL, and our WORST EVER President." "I see that Highly Overrated Bruce Springsteen goes to a Foreign Country to speak badly about the President of the United States. Never liked him, never liked his music, or his Radical Left Politics and, importantly, he’s not a talented guy — Just a pushy, obnoxious JERK, who fervently supported Crooked Joe Biden, a mentally incompetent FOOL, and our WORST EVER President, who came close to destroying our Country," Trump said in his post. Also read: Blake Lively responds to Justin Baldoni's claims about intimidating Taylor Swift The US president continued, "If I wasn’t elected, it would have been GONE by now! Sleepy Joe didn’t have a clue as to what he was doing, but Springsteen is “dumb as a rock,” and couldn’t see what was going on, or could he (which is even worse!)?" Trump further slammed the singer, saying, "This dried out “prune” of a rocker (his skin is all atrophied!) ought to KEEP HIS MOUTH SHUT until he gets back into the Country, that’s just “standard fare.” Then we’ll all see how it goes for him!" Also read: Human remains found near Taylor Swift's mansion: Does USA have a new serial killer?

'Taylor Swift no longer HOT': Trump slams American singer, claims he's the reason behind it

Former Vice President Kamala Harris in her first major speech since leaving office, criticised US President Donald Trump, while also accusing him of the "greatest made-made economic crisis in modern presidential history".&nbsp;
While rebuking her former rival, Harris took note of major policy shifts brought by Trump, which led to a crisis in America.&nbsp;
She blamed Trump's <a href="https://www.wionews.com/tags/tariff">tariff</a>&nbsp;policies, and immigration crackdown, among other policy changes, saying that it poses the risk of taking the US into recession.&nbsp;
Harris was speaking in San Francisco at a gala event for the organization Emerge America, which helps women run for office.
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<h2>'Reckless tariffs'</h2>
"Some people are describing what's been happening in recent months as absolute chaos. And of course, I understand why. It's certainly true of those tariffs. Tariffs that &mdash; as I predicted &mdash; are clearly inviting a recession," Harris said.
She further applauded those Americans who are rallying against the tariffs, saying that they will increase everyday costs and impact retirement accounts and small businesses.
Harris said, "Instead of an administration working to advance America&rsquo;s highest ideals, we are witnessing the wholesale abandonment of those ideals.&rdquo;
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She blamed Trump for "reckless" tariffs and said, "As I predicted,&rdquo; they are &ldquo;clearly inviting a recession.&rdquo;
She added that the import taxes will "hurt workers and families by raising the cost of everyday essentials, devastate their retirement accounts that people spent a lifetime paying into, and paralyze American businesses, large and small, forcing them to lay off people.&rdquo;
Stressing that Trump and his allies are counting on the notion that fear can be contagious, Harris said, "They are counting on the notion that, if they can make some people afraid, it will have a chilling effect on others. But what they&rsquo;ve overlooked is that fear isn&rsquo;t the only thing that&rsquo;s contagious. Courage is contagious.&rdquo;
<h2>Harris calls out immigrants deportation&nbsp;</h2>
Harris, who herself is a child of immigrants, also called out the Trump administration's deportations of lawful residents, including university students, and its interrogation of US citizens.&nbsp;
It is &ldquo;not OK to detain and disappear American citizens or anyone without due process,&rdquo; she said.
She also lauded Democrats who are standing up against Trump and his administration. Harris warned that &ldquo;things are probably going to get worse before they get better,&rdquo; but also expressed confidence that Democrats were &ldquo;ready&rdquo; to face the moment.
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She blamed Trump's tariff policies, and immigration crackdown, among other policy changes, saying that it poses the risk of taking the US into recession.  WORLD

Former Vice President Kamala Harris in her first major speech since leaving office, criticised US President Donald Trump, while also accusing him of the "greatest made-made economic crisis in modern presidential history". While rebuking her former rival, Harris took note of major policy shifts brought by Trump, which led to a crisis in America. She blamed Trump's tariff policies, and immigration crackdown, among other policy changes, saying that it poses the risk of taking the US into recession. Harris was speaking in San Francisco at a gala event for the organization Emerge America, which helps women run for office. Also read: ‘We need to de-escalate’: US Treasury Secretary Bessent says he’s confident China will want to reach tariff deal 'Reckless tariffs' "Some people are describing what's been happening in recent months as absolute chaos. And of course, I understand why. It's certainly true of those tariffs. Tariffs that — as I predicted — are clearly inviting a recession," Harris said. She further applauded those Americans who are rallying against the tariffs, saying that they will increase everyday costs and impact retirement accounts and small businesses. Harris said, "Instead of an administration working to advance America’s highest ideals, we are witnessing the wholesale abandonment of those ideals.” Also read: Are tariffs taking a 'bite' out of the US economy? She blamed Trump for "reckless" tariffs and said, "As I predicted,” they are “clearly inviting a recession.” She added that the import taxes will "hurt workers and families by raising the cost of everyday essentials, devastate their retirement accounts that people spent a lifetime paying into, and paralyze American businesses, large and small, forcing them to lay off people.” Stressing that Trump and his allies are counting on the notion that fear can be contagious, Harris said, "They are counting on the notion that, if they can make some people afraid, it will have a chilling effect on others. But what they’ve overlooked is that fear isn’t the only thing that’s contagious. Courage is contagious.” Harris calls out immigrants deportation Harris, who herself is a child of immigrants, also called out the Trump administration's deportations of lawful residents, including university students, and its interrogation of US citizens. It is “not OK to detain and disappear American citizens or anyone without due process,” she said. She also lauded Democrats who are standing up against Trump and his administration. Harris warned that “things are probably going to get worse before they get better,” but also expressed confidence that Democrats were “ready” to face the moment. Also read: One wrong turn that led to El Salvador prison - How Trump administration arrested McDonald's delivery guy

'Reckless tariffs, immigration crackdown...': Kamala Harris accuses Trump of 'greatest man-made economic crisis'

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance at a summit for Black women leaders in California. She has reportedly hinted at staying active in political life in what is being termed as her first public appearance after the 2024 poll debacle.&nbsp;
"We can&rsquo;t go out there and do battle if we don&rsquo;t take care of ourselves and each other...I&rsquo;ll see you out there. I&rsquo;m not going anywhere," she told the audience at the Leading Women Defined gathering, reported The Hill.
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In a nearly eight-minute address, Harris did not name US President Donald Trump, but spoke about the "fear" that the people of United States are witnessing "in these last few months."
"Fear has a way to be contagious. When one person has fear, it has a way of spreading to those around...we are witnessing that. But I say, courage is also contagious," she added.
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The Hill report also revealed that Harris will make her decision about representing California in the Senate this summer. Reports have earlier projected Harris as a possible candidate to replace Gavin Newsom as he is barred from running again due to limits.&nbsp;
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<h2>Kamala Harris in politics</h2>
Kamala Harris lost the 2024 US Presidential election to Donald Trump, who secured more than 270 electoral college votes to reclaim the presidency for the second time. In 2020, Kamala Harris had been Joe Biden's running mate. Biden had stepped aside in July last year from the race to the presidency and the Democrats picked Harris as the face to run against Republican Trump. In 2020, Harris became the first Black vice president of the United States and the first woman to hold the post.
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World | Former US Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance at a summit in California and has reportedly hinted at staying active in political life

Former US Vice President Kamala Harris made a surprise appearance at a summit for Black women leaders in California. She has reportedly hinted at staying active in political life in what is being termed as her first public appearance after the 2024 poll debacle. "We can’t go out there and do battle if we don’t take care of ourselves and each other...I’ll see you out there. I’m not going anywhere," she told the audience at the Leading Women Defined gathering, reported The Hill. Read More | Indian national stabbed to death in Canada, suspect held: Indian embassy In a nearly eight-minute address, Harris did not name US President Donald Trump, but spoke about the "fear" that the people of United States are witnessing "in these last few months." "Fear has a way to be contagious. When one person has fear, it has a way of spreading to those around...we are witnessing that. But I say, courage is also contagious," she added. Watch the video here: View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pop Base (@popbase) Read More | Israeli PM Netanyahu travels to Hungary in open defiance of ICC arrest warrant The Hill report also revealed that Harris will make her decision about representing California in the Senate this summer. Reports have earlier projected Harris as a possible candidate to replace Gavin Newsom as he is barred from running again due to limits. Read More | Ukraine war: 18, including 9 children, killed in Zelensky's hometown, Moscow says was targeting 'military' Kamala Harris in politics Kamala Harris lost the 2024 US Presidential election to Donald Trump, who secured more than 270 electoral college votes to reclaim the presidency for the second time. In 2020, Kamala Harris had been Joe Biden's running mate. Biden had stepped aside in July last year from the race to the presidency and the Democrats picked Harris as the face to run against Republican Trump. In 2020, Harris became the first Black vice president of the United States and the first woman to hold the post. Read More | Israel kills Hamas 'commander' in Lebanon strike, expands ground offensive in Gaza (With inputs from agencies)

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