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Washington Post associate editor Karen Tumulty last week submitted that Senator Mark Kelly (D-AZ) would be the "smartest selection" to be Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate, as he "would help inoculate her in areas where she is likely to be vulnerable" — such as immigration.

The New Republic's Timothy Noah, on the other hand, believes Harris would benefit from staying away from selecting the Arizona senator.

Former President Donald Trump's path to winning a 270-vote Electoral College majority is now much harder with Vice President Kamala Harris' recent emergence as the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Newsweek reported Tuesday that one recent poll conducted by the University of North Florida (UNF) Public Opinion Research Lab showed that Trump is currently ahead of Harris by seven points. But UNF political science professor Michael Binder, who is the poll's director, suggested that Harris may be at her floor, and Trump may be at his ceiling.

A Washington Post columnist received some blowback from the newspaper's readers on Tuesday after he advised Vice President Kamala Harris to have her white husband to campaign for her if she wants to win the presidential election in November.

Matt Bai's lengthy editorial dives into the fraught subject of racial politics in America, something Harris might already know something about as the first Black woman ever to serve as this nation's vice president, then advocates for letting white men take charge.

Internal emails obtained by The Daily Beast reveal that Project 2025 director Paul Dans has stepped down from the position at the Heritage Foundation after former President Donald Trump's campaign leadership grew increasingly frustrated.

As Daily Beast reporter Roger Sollenberger wrote on X, "Trump campaign leadership, ongoing power rift over staffing control for potential second Trump admin, per internal email. This suggests Project 2025 will likely shut down."

A dystopian simulation game played by hundreds of the nation's political leaders revealed a disturbing truth about Donald Trump's potential return to the White House: there is no "effective Plan B."

Among the players was political affairs analyst and businessman David Rothkopf, who reported for the New Republic Tuesday on that nearly 200 experts in policy, law and national security proved unable to protect American democracy against a Trump takeover in multiple nonpartisan simulations.

Roger Stone, a longtime adviser to Donald Trump, claimed that the wound to the former president's ear was "foreseen in the Bible."

During a Tuesday interview with Real America's Voice host and conspiracy theorist Jack Posobiec, Stone argued the U.S. Secret Service "created a series of events in which they likely thought" Trump would be killed during an assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania.

Former White House communications director Alyssa Farah Griffin thinks someone on Donald Trump's team should be fired for failing to prepare for a campaign against Vice President Kamala Harris.

Speaking with her colleagues on "The View" Tuesday, Griffin described how shocked she has been watching the Trump team flail as it tried to figure out a way to attack Harris.

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) repeatedly raised his voice while questioning acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe.

At a Tuesday U.S. Senate hearing on the shooting of Donald Trump, Cruz demanded to know how many times the former president had been denied requests for additional protection.