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Former President Donald Trump, the Republican nominee for the presidency, attends a town hall meeting in Des Moines, Iowa, on January 10, 2024.Image/Courtesy Summary Trump leads Republican contenders, while Biden faces record-low approval; poll reveals concerns about candidates' attributes and potential general election unpopularity.If the primary season results in a Biden/Trump general election, it would signify a clash between significantly unpopular candidates, as stated in the report A recent ABC News/Ipsos poll indicates a significant lead for Donald Trump over fellow Republican contenders, with at least 70% of GOP adults favoring him as the party's presidential nominee. Concurrently, President Joe Biden's approval rating has reached a historic low, with 33% approval an...

On Friday, massive crowds, numbering in the tens of thousands, gathered in various Yemeni cities, including the Red Sea city of Hodeidah, to express their strong condemnation of the airstrikes conducted by the US and British forces.Image/Courtesy Summary: More than 19 nations worldwide express condemnation and concern following the recent US-UK airstrikes on Houthi targets in Yemen. Official statements from various nations underscore worries about sovereignty and alleged support for war crimes. In a developing story marked by significant events, the United States and the United Kingdom have launched a series of airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen, prompting responses from over 19 nations globally. The Houthis rebels, aligned with Iran and supporting the Palestinian group Ha...

On Friday night in Tehran, an Iranian demonstrator, bearing a Yemeni flag, protested outside the British embassy. The demonstration expressed solidarity with Palestinians and Iran-backed Yemeni rebels after the U.S. and British military strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen. (Image: Getty Images) Summary:Tensions rise as Houthis rebels promise a robust retaliation following a recent US strike in Yemen. The international community watches closely as the conflict escalates, with potential repercussions for global stability. In a significant development, Houthis spokesperson Nasruldeen Amer issued a stern warning, stating, "This new strike will have a firm, strong and effective response," in an interview with Al Jazeera. Amer added that there were no reported injuries or "material damage...

Donald Trump, the ex-U.S. President and contender for the Republican presidential nomination, acknowledges his supporters during a campaign gathering in Clinton, Iowa, U.S., on January 6, 2024. Image courtesy. Summary: Donald Trump maintains a solid 49% lead in the Republican presidential nomination race, outpacing rivals Nikki Haley (12%) and Ron DeSantis (11%), according to a recent Reuters/Ipsos poll. In a nationwide survey of 1,941 self-identified Republicans conducted from January 3 to January 9, the Reuters/Ipsos poll unveils significant insights into the dynamics of the Republican nomination race. Former President Donald Trump stands out as the preferred candidate, enjoying the support of 49% of respondents. Despite facing legal challenges, Trump's popularity remains r...

Incoming DCCC Chair, Representative Suzan DelBene of Washington, engages in a press briefing at the DCCC on December 21, 2022. The focus is on the House Democratic initiative to regain majority control in the upcoming 2024 elections. Image credit: Bill Clark—CQ-Roll Call, Inc/Getty Images. Summary Democrats aim to reclaim the U.S. House with a groundbreaking $35 million investment targeting voters of color. The "P.O.W.E.R. the People" initiative focuses on persuasion, organization, welcoming, education, and outreach, addressing concerns amid shifting support among minority voters. In a significant move to secure control of the U.S. House of Representatives, Democrats have announced a landmark investment of at least $35 million for outreach to voters of color in the upcoming 2...

In 2016, the Trump International Hotel was unveiled in Washington, as captured in the accompanying Getty Images. Summary :Congressional Democrats assert that Donald Trump's businesses, including hotels, accepted over $7.8 million from foreign nations, with China contributing a significant portion, potentially violating U.S. constitutional norms. A recent report by Congressional Democrats discloses that businesses owned by Donald Trump, including his hotels, received more than $7.8 million from foreign governments during his presidency. The investigation, based on documents from Trump's former accounting firm obtained after a court battle, alleges that China contributed significantly, potentially violating the U.S. Constitution, which prohibits presidents from accepting such paym...