Kamala Harris
Six-second videos, brain rot and the battle for disaffected voters.
"Shut up Karen," the R&B superstar responded to one commenter, telling another, "Where were you in Jan 6, sis?"
The Republican nominee kept up the violent innuendo on the final day before the election.
The actor harkened back to a civil rights speech he gave in 1964 at an event with Martin Luther King Jr.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
“I’m curious, how do you explain your behavior and your words to your children?” former RNC Chair Michael Steele hit back at Donald Trump's running mate.
The late night host asked viewers to imagine the world with one key difference.
Her upbeat vibes stood in contrast to Donald Trump's tone, whose final rallies hewed close to his standard messages of grievance and fearmongering.
The "Last Week Tonight" host, with the help of some "Uncommitted" leaders, argued Trump would be miles more dangerous for Muslim and Arab communities.
Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump made their final pitches to voters in the same part of Pennsylvania at roughly the same time.
At a rally in North Carolina, the Republican nominee asked his supporters a shocking question about the former first lady.