Recent reports indicate that Kamala Harris is in significant debt, and US President Donald Trump has offered assistance to the Democratic leader. Claims regarding Harris's debt first emerged when Christopher Cadelago,

Muslims snubbed Vice President Kamala Harris on Election Day over her stance on the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, with about 80% rejecting her at the ballot box, an exit poll reveals.

That bitter, partisan tribalism is a sign of the times, but for it to end someone needs to step up and be the bigger person. Why not Trump?

Kamala Harris reached out to President-elect Donald Trump to officially concede the 2024 election on Wednesday, Nov. 6, after he secured the Electoral College majority earlier in the morning

Vice President Kamala Harris called President-elect Donald Trump Wednesday to congratulate him on the victory and concede. According to Wall Street Journal White House correspondent Ken Thomas, Harris emphasized the importance of a peaceful transfer of power and being a president for all Americans.

The president-elect makes a dubious offer to help pay the Democratic campaign’s debt The post Donald Trump Brags That He’s Got Way More Campaign Money Left Than Kamala Harris appeared first on TheWrap.

Four years after Donald Trump became the first Republican presidential candidate since 1996 to lose Arizona, he reclaimed the state's 11 electoral votes.

Sky News host contributor Kosha Gada has suggested that Vice President Kamala Harris’ political career is over after she was defeated by Donald Trump last week in the presidential election.

President-elect Donald Trump appeared to be enjoying his victory a little too much as he suggested a solution for Kamala Harris' money problems. Trump took a swipe at the Harris-Walz campaign’s finances when he took to social media to suggest that Republicans could help cover the Democrats’ debts thanks to the low-cost successful campaign he had.