Decision 2024

Mark Cuban discussed Elon Musk and Donald Trump while advocating for Kamala Harris as a more pro-business presidential candidate.

As Election Day nears, a historic turnout is anticipated at the polls. The Texas Secretary of State said 18.6 million Texans are registered to vote, an increase of more than a million from the 2020 elections.

Trump worked the fry machine and drive-through as he continued to cast doubt, without evidence, on Harris’ summer job years ago at one of the fast food chain’s restaurants.

Elon Musk said he will give away $1 million daily until Election Day to registered voters in swing states who sign his America PAC petition.

Donald Trump called rival Kamala Harris a “s— vice president” and suggested that the late golfer Arnold Palmer had unusually large genitalia.

Mark Cuban has become a regular surrogate for Vice President Kamala Harris in the race against Donald Trump.

While some contractors dismiss the plan as political rhetoric, many say they can’t afford to lose more people from an aging, immigrant-dependent workforce still short of nearly 400,000 people.

Has a woman ever been president? Has a president ever served non-consecutive terms? Has a president ever been convicted of a felony? Here’s why the 2024 election will be historic for a variety of reasons, regardless of who wins.

Billionaire Elon Musk has upped his financial offer for registered swing state voters to sign a conservative-leaning petition. On Thursday, Musk wrote on X that his pro-Trump super PAC would give $100 to signees and those who refer them. 

Trump also called special counsel Jack Smith “a sick puppy” — a term he frequently deploys against figures he dislikes.

The vice president’s comments came at a rally Thursday night in Wisconsin, where she leaned into criticizing her Republican opponent for his policies on reproductive rights.

The Senate GOP leader has endorsed Trump. He said Thursday that any remark he made “pales in comparison” to what others, including VP nominee JD Vance, have said.

Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare outlined 16 changes in a press release on Wednesday, saying the county has made them “to bolster security and increase transparency in the election process.”