Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will both be scouring for votes in Michigan on Friday as they try to lock down support in this key political battleground.
The voter’s pamphlet does list the former president as a candidate and notes that he declined to provide a statement about why people should vote for him. Trump will appear on the state’s ballot.
The influx has led to questions about their impact on politics in this once ruby-red state, which is now among a handful of battlegrounds that will determine who wins the White House in November.
Try as he might, the disgraced music mogul couldn't get the grandsons of the late Queen Elizabeth II to attend one of his infamous parties, his former publicist says in a new interview.
Asian American Christians, particularly immigrants, widely consider themselves evangelical in a theological sense rather than viewing it as a political identity.
Here's a look at some issues causing waves in key swing states that could end up at the Supreme Court if there is a razor thin margin separating Vice President Kamala Harris and Trump.