Welcome to The Campaign Moment, your go-to source for the latest updates on the 2024 Election, including significant foreign policy decisions that are shaping the political landscape. One of the surprising strengths of the Democratic Party today is its unity, which has been galvanized by the specter of former President Donald Trump. The once-fractured party…
Since the 2018 Supreme Court ruling, Sports gambling has grown exponentially, fueled by the accessibility of phone-based sportsbooks. Smartphones have made it easy to place bets in real-time, leading to a surge in gambling activity. What used to be a simple bet on game outcomes has transformed into a complex web of wagers on every…
President Joe Biden is risking his credibility and America’s stance on Israel’s actions in Gaza, waiting to see if Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will make the changes requested by the US. If Netanyahu does not comply with Biden’s requests to ease civilian suffering and protect aid workers, the US president faces a critical choice….
A move backed by Donald Trump to reconfigure the electoral college in his favor for the 2024 Election has hit a roadblock in Nebraska. The attempt to shift from awarding electoral votes by congressional district to a winner-take-all system was rejected by the state’s legislature, although efforts may continue in different forms. The goal is…
CNN reports that the Biden administration has approved the transfer of over 1,000 500-pound bombs and over 1,000 small-diameter bombs to Israel, despite US concerns over the country’s actions in the war in Gaza. This authorization of munitions occurred before an Israeli strike on a humanitarian convoy in Gaza that resulted in the deaths of…
It’s always $148,169,000 that a jury ordered Rudolph W. Giuliani to pay the Georgia Election workers Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss, a number that Michael J. Gottlieb, a partner at the firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher, can never seem to forget. Ms. Freeman’s post-victory words still resonate with him: “Don’t waste your time being angry…
On the night of November 6, 2012, there was a moment when President Barack Obama appeared to win reelection to the White House despite losing the popular vote. This was due to California not yet counting all its votes; ultimately, Obama surpassed Mitt Romney and won a majority of votes cast. A Republican who had…
