President Joe Biden has declared that Vice President Kamala Harris will be a ‘historic president’ during his speech at the Democratic National Convention, signaling his intention to seek re-election in 2024. The announcement was met with cheers from the crowd, but has sparked debate and speculation about the future of the Democratic Party.
Bitcoin’s performance has been significantly stronger during US trading sessions over the past month, but this hasn’t translated into substantial inflows into Bitcoin ETFs. While some inflows have been recorded, they haven’t been enough to offset the overall decline in assets under management. Analysts are watching to see if this trend will continue, especially with the next US presidential election on the horizon.
Donald Trump, in an interview with Elon Musk, launched a barrage of attacks against his Democratic rivals, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. He claimed Biden was forced out of the 2024 presidential race due to a ‘coup,’ labelled Harris ‘incompetent’ and ‘fake,’ and called illegal migrants ‘radicals’ and ‘terrorists.’ Trump also criticized Harris’ running mate, Tim Walz, over a state law providing menstrual products in public schools, and called for the elimination of the Department of Education.
This week, the world witnessed a whirlwind of events, from a military coup in Bangladesh ousting its long-serving prime minister to anti-racism protests in the UK, and the US election campaign heating up with Kamala Harris’s vice presidential pick. We delve into these stories and more, providing insights into the global political landscape.
A recent Ipsos poll shows Vice President Kamala Harris leading former President Donald Trump by 5 points in the 2024 US presidential race. Harris has also outperformed Biden in recent polls, indicating a potential shift in voter sentiment. The poll also reveals voter perceptions of both candidates, with Trump being associated with ‘patriot’ and ‘weird’, while Harris is seen as a ‘strong leader’ by some.
Tim Walz, the newly announced Vice Presidential candidate for the upcoming US Presidential elections, has criticized Donald Trump’s leadership, stating that Trump prioritizes himself over serving the country. He also claims that Trump’s policies have weakened the economy and increased violent crime.
US Vice President Kamala Harris has narrowed her selection for a running mate down to two potential candidates: Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and Minnesota Governor Tim Walz. Harris, the Democratic nominee for president, is expected to make an announcement soon, with a public appearance scheduled in Philadelphia on Tuesday. Both Shapiro and Walz have gained significant attention as potential VP picks, with Shapiro being noted for his high approval ratings and Walz for his active support of Harris’ campaign.
Vice President Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign has announced a significant fundraising haul of $310 million for July, eclipsing the $138.7 million raised by her Republican rival Donald Trump during the same period. The strong performance highlights the enthusiasm behind Harris’ candidacy, especially among first-time donors. Both campaigns have reported substantial cash reserves for August, setting the stage for a fierce battle in the upcoming US election.
The US government is urging eligible Green Card holders, particularly Asian Americans and Indian Americans, to obtain citizenship and participate in the upcoming 2024 presidential elections. With a simplified process and deadlines approaching, the call to action emphasizes the importance of registering to vote and mobilizing communities.
Indian Americans are prominently featured at the Republican National Convention, showcasing their support for Donald Trump. From delivering speeches to participating as delegates, their presence highlights the growing influence of the Indian-American community within the Republican Party.
