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U.S. Postal Service is Ready to Deliver the Nation's Election Mail
Postal Service expects Election Mail service performance in 2024 to be equal to or better than 2020
Our recommendation remains for voters who choose to mail in their ballots to do so before Election Day and at least a week before their election office needs to receive them
If your ballot is due on Election Day, it would a good idea to mail it by this Tuesday (October 29)
We will continue to deploy our “extraordinary measures” to accelerate the delivery of Ballot Mail
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Doubts Mount as Biden Doubles Down on Re-Election Bid: Critics Question His Viability
President Biden, in a roughly one-hour long press conference, doubled down on his decision to stay in the race, despite growing calls and doubts from leaders and supporters that he should step down. His insistence on running for another term has drawn significant skepticism, as concerns about his age, cognitive abilities, and declining public support continue to mount. The President’s determination to forge ahead was evident, yet his performance during the press conference did little to allay the fears of those who believe he may no longer be fit for the rigors of the presidency.
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FOX News Media's Simulcast of CNN Presidential Debate Dominates Television with 13.4 Million Viewers
On June 28, 2024, FOX News Media’s simulcast of the CNN presidential debate emerged as the highest-rated program on television, capturing a substantial audience across various platforms. According to Nielsen Media Research, the simulcast, broadcast on FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOX Network, FOXNews.com, and FOX Nation, attracted an impressive 13,421,000 viewers and 3,342,000 in the 25-54 age demographic, making it the top-rated show of the night. This significant viewership translated into FOX News Media and FOX Network securing a commanding 26% share of the audience for the debate, outpacing NBC’s 21%, CNN’s 20%, ABC’s 18%, and CBS’s 10%.
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A Debate of Discontent: Trump’s Falsehoods and Biden’s Cognitive Struggles Leave Voters Disillusioned
The recent presidential debate in Atlanta underscored deep concerns about the suitability of both candidates for the highest office in the land. On one side, former President Donald Trump faced widespread criticism for his frequent misstatements and falsehoods, while on the other, President Joe Biden’s performance raised questions about his cognitive abilities.
Donald Trump’s approach to the debate was characterized by a barrage of inaccuracies and misleading statements. Fact-checkers had a field day, documenting numerous instances where Trump distorted facts or outright lied.
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The Rising Debate Over K-12 Education and Parental Rights
The issue of K-12 education and parental rights has emerged as a highly contentious topic in the United States, polarizing communities and sparking intense debates across the country. The divide is primarily centered on how much influence parents, local school boards, and the federal government should have over what children are taught in schools. This debate touches on a variety of issues, including curriculum content, the role of teachers, and the inclusion of controversial topics like race, gender identity, and religion in school education.