NewzHouse has voted to end the war in Iran, approving a war powers resolution that would halt President Donald Trump’s ability to continue military action without congressional approval. The roll call was similar to earlier efforts this summer. None of the resolutions have made it to the president’s desk, where Trump would almost certainly veto the measure.The Trump-aligned Kennedy Center board voted Tuesday to close most of the iconic performing arts venue just hours after a federal judge blocked the institution from returning Trump’s name to the building.And Trump will travel to North Carolina on Wednesday to rally with Republican Senate nominee Michael Whatley as the former national party chairman tries to shore up his campaign against Democratic former Gov.
Roy Cooper.Here's the Latest:Kamala Harris to campaign with Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan next weekThe former vice president’s appearance with the Senate nominee comes as the Democrats push to unify voters in a battleground state that could determine which party controls Congress. The two will attend a roundtable discussion about Black maternal mortality on Tuesday, according to El-Sayed’s spokesperson.Harris and El-Sayed have spoken multiple times since she endorsed El-Sayed after his primary victory, but this is the first time they’ll appear publicly together.Michigan’s bitter primary highlighted divisions among Democratic voters, notably on U.S. El-Sayed, running on a progressive platform, beat Rep.
Haley Stevens, who was backed by the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, by about 1 percentage point.Some other top-ranking Democrats have joined the unification effort. Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg urged a crowd of hundreds in Detroit last month to vote for Democratic candidates down the ballot.White House chief of staff Susie Wiles says she is cancer-freeWiles said in a post on the social platform X on Wednesday that her pathology results came back clear.Wiles, 69, announced in March that she had been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer and that she would remain in her position while seeking treatment.She is a longtime Trump ally who rose from his campaign co-chair to become his closest adviser and counsel.FBI, Coast Guard board 2 U.S-bound oil tankers following indications of cyberattacksThe FBI and Coast Guard boarded two oil tank… (AP) — Former Vice President Kamala Harris plans to campaign with Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan next week in the party’s latest push to unify voters in a key battleground state that will help determine control of the Senate.
Harris and El-Sayed have spoken multiple times since she endorsed the progressive Democrat after his primary victory, but this is the first time they’ll appear publicly together. Harris and El-Sayed will attend a roundtable focused on Black maternal health on Tuesday, according to his campaign spokesperson. El-Sayed is a doctor and the former head of health departments in Detroit and Wayne County.
“Vice President Harris looks forward to returning to Michigan to help turn out the vote in this critical state,” Eduardo Negrón, Harris’ spokesperson, said in a statement. “It is critical we flip the Senate so we can bring down prices and stand up to Donald Trump’s corruption.” El-Sayed faces Republican Mike Rogers, a former U.S. Republicans have repeatedly attacked El-Sayed, portraying him as the kind of “radical” liberal they say has taken over the Democratic Party.
The seat, currently held by Democrat Gary Peters, is among the must-wins for Democrats as they try to achieve control of the Senate. The party needs to flip four GOP-held seats to take a majority, if Democrats keep the Michigan seat. If Rogers were to flip Michigan to Republicans, the Democrats’ challenge would be even greater.
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