On Tuesday’s Front Page: Vice President Kamala Harris called President Biden out of the bullpen on Labor Day for their first joint campaign appearance, an Israeli court has cut short a massive strike and ordered tens of thousands of people back to work, and more.
Vice President Kamala Harris called President Biden out of the bullpen Monday for their first joint campaign appearance since she became the Democratic Party’s nominee, marking a symbolic torch passing between the longtime union ally and his successor in blue-collar Pittsburgh.
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Vice President Kamala Harris’ growing lead in the polls may be exaggerated by oversampling Democratic voters, and some critics say it’s an intentional bid to bolster her momentum.
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A court ordered tens of thousands of Israelis back to work Monday, ending a short-lived but widespread strike that cast a spotlight on the political divisions and growing anger in the country after the weekend deaths of six Israeli hostages held by the terrorist group Hamas.
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America’s relationship with its European allies is under mounting stress over increasingly divergent views of online censorship, tech innovation and the best way to regulate artificial intelligence.
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Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has given so much extra time off to department employees that one of his agencies has had to create an internal system to help employees keep track of it.
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