80 days: Kamala Harris has yet to do formal press conference since emerging as Democratic nominee
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Vice President Kamala Harris hasn’t held a formal press conference with reporters since she became the presumptive and now official Democratic nominee.
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President Biden also held a news conference in the White House press briefing room on Friday, where he joked about getting back into the 2024 race.
A festive Christmas market in Madgeburg, Germany erupted into chaos after a car was driven into a group of people.
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Richard Allen, the Indiana man convicted of killing two girls along a Delphi hiking trail in 2017, infamously known as the Delphi murders, is set to be sentenced on Friday.
