The scramble for the White House

With Harris and Trump neck and neck, they are throwing everything they can at voters.

With less than two weeks until the United States presidential election, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump have embarked on a final media blitz. Turning to podcasts, both candidates are hoping to reach voters in every demographic.

The optics and strategy of the Harris-Trump debate

With both candidates averse to media scrutiny, the presidential debate took on huge significance.

This week marked the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. With both candidates giving legacy media the cold shoulder, was it enough to convince voters of their vision for America?

The US liberal media machine rallies around Kamala

Washington has never seen a week quite like it. On Sunday, President Joe Biden took himself out of the presidential race. By Tuesday, his vice president, Kamala Harris, had picked up the torch and was on the campaign trail.

The pace at which this story has unfolded across the US media has left liberal commentators gasping for air. They quickly dispensed with their criticism of Biden for selfishly clinging to power and started eulogising him for his selfless change of heart. What is next now that Harris is the presumptive nominee?

The final segment is an interview with Cenk Uygur founder of the Young Turks (TYT) on YouTube.  Even though he was ineligible to run, Cenk Uygur  launched a campaign to be President of the U.S.  Scamming his TYT followers out of thousands of dollars. Cenk Uygur claims he's a progressive. He isn't he's just a some what moderate Republican. 

A battle of images: Defiant Trump vs fading Biden

This past week, a failed assassination attempt produced an iconic image of former President Donald Trump. The clenched fist was a masterclass in taking a dangerous moment and turning it to one’s political advantage.

Could that image of Trump – resilient in the face of an assassin’s bullets – win him the White House?

As you know President Biden has withdrawn from the Democratic ticket and endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris. As for Trump? He wasn't shot and a bullet didn't graze his ear despite him wearing bandage the size of tea towel on his ear.   

The poor Listening Post presenter has some really lovely egg adorning his face. 

Indian Artists Celebrate Biden-Harris Victory | NowThis

 

These Indian artists celebrated Joe Biden’s win both on canvas and in sand

Kamala Harris’ Relatives in India React to Her VP Nomination

Kamala Harris is the first Indian American on a major party ticket — here’s the Indian community’s response to the historic first.

Biden VP pick: Kamala Harris chosen as running mate

Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden has named Senator Kamala Harris as his running mate - the first black woman and Asian American in the role. Once a rival for the top job, the California senator of Indian-Jamaican heritage had long been considered the front-runner for the number two slot.

Borger: Kamala Harris a transformative pick for America

CNN's Gloria Borger and David Chalian say that presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's decision to pick Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) as his Vice President is more than just a historic pick. They say it signals that Biden is transforming the Democratic party to a younger generation.