With 16 days until Election Day, Harris urges Black churchgoers to vote in Georgia while Trump visits a fast-food
Vice President Harris, who turned 60 Sunday, visited two Atlanta area churches as part of a push known as 'souls to the polls,' while the former Republican president made fun of her past student job at a McDonald's.
He began his ministry service in 1976 when he was the pastor for Plains UMC and joined the city’s volunteer fire department.
The gangway, installed in 2021, gave way as an estimated 700 people visited largely unspoiled Sapelo Island, about 60 miles ...
Georgia authorities say they are investigating the catastrophic failure of a dock gangway that collapsed, killing seven on ...
Black voters, a key constituency in battleground states like Georgia, are speaking out in favor of former President Trump, ...
The Democratic nominee for president plans to attend services at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest and Divine ...
Fully 33% of Georgia’s registered voters are black—more than in any other swing state. Polls put Ms Harris’s support ten ...
Local leaders in south Georgia worry that Democrats aren't doing enough to mobilize Black voters in rural areas ...
Younger Black voters are drifting toward Trump. Older Black voters want to send a message, Eric Garcia reports from outside ...
EXCLUSIVE: Members of the influential CBC will travel through the Peach State this weekend to make the case for Democratic [… ...
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