Kelly Wright hosts a discussion on America’s Hope, focusing on women’s issues in the presidential campaign. Avis Jones-DeWeever, an author, and Diane Rivera Lopez, a minister, share their perspectives on divisive issues of abortion and more. Additionally, former presidential candidate Roland Roberts discusses his views on the election and the importance of America putting God […]

(RNS) This weeks photo gallery includes pilgrims to Panama's Black Christ statue, Harris and Trump making final appeals to voters and more. The post Photos of the Week: Panama pilgrims; Presidential push appeared first on

One Los Angeles Times editor and one former editorial board member, who was still a columnist with the paper, announced their departure in protest over the outlet’s decision not to […]The post LA Times Dealing with Fallout of Presidential Endorsement Co...

The landscape around presidential endorsements looks a great deal different this year and may for many cycles to come.  After the Los Angeles Times owner, Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong, blocked the papers editorial board from its planned endorsement of Kamala Harris (prompting the resignation of editorials editor Mariel Garza), the Washington Posts leadership announced that […]

For the first time in 36 years, The Washington Post editorial page will not be endorsing a presidential candidate in the 2024 election, the outlet announced on Friday.

The Washington Post will not endorse either presidential candidate in the upcoming election, its first such decision since the 1980s, leaving many staffers surprised and upset.The post Washington Post Declines To En...

The Washington Post decided not to endorse a presidential candidate for the first time in decades, the paper's publisher announced Friday.

'The most consequential of American decisions'

The Washington Post will not make an endorsement in the 2024 presidential race, the paper’s publisher said on Oct. 25. “We are returning to our roots of not endorsing presidential candidates,” William Lewis, the publisher and CEO, said in an opinion article. The Washington Post did not offer endorsements for presidential candidates until 1976. Since […]

The paper has issued endorsements for decades.

Since 2016, the same political adage has been on repeat: vote like your life depends on it, because it does. Ever since former president Donald Trump entered the political sphere, Democrats and leftists have been fighting tooth and nail to keep him out of office. Last election we were successful, but with four years of hindsight, we can see that getting a Democrat into office doesnt mark the en...

In pitting the election as a contest between an underqualified political lightweight who would accelerate the progressive hurricane ripping through the fabric of American society and an opponent exhibiting strength […]The post New York Post Endorses a P...

Legalizing marijuana is one of the top items on Vice President Kamala Harris’s “to-do list” if she wins the presidential election next month, the Democratic nominee says. On Thursday, Harris shared a list of 14 priorities on X, placing cannabis reform alongside other major initiatives such as enhancing border security, preserving reproductive rights, expanding healthcare, [...

Male candidates traditionally win U.S. presidential elections. But 2024s race marks a preference beyond gender gap for masculinity in the nations leader.