US EditionHarris interrupts campaign schedule to visit Georgia, North Carolina in hurricane aftermath
- Hurricane Helene caused over 200 deaths and significant destruction across the southeastern United States, marking it the worst storm since Katrina in 2005.
- Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris is visiting North Carolina to address Hurricane Helene's aftermath, one day after Republican Donald Trump's visit.
- The hurricane’s impact is influencing the 2024 election, with both parties politicizing the disaster response and voter access issues.
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In North Carolina, Harris Praises Neighborly Response
Vice President Kamala Harris went to North Carolina on Saturday, promising federal aid would continue to flow for recovery from Hurricane Helene while being briefed on the situation. The meeting in Charlotte included Gov. Roy Cooper and FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell, the Washington Post reports. "I've talked with many of...
Harris visits North Carolina, in second trip to areas ravaged by Helene
Vice President Kamala Harris took her second trip in four days to a hurricane-ravaged state, meeting with victims and first responders in North Carolina on Saturday as the administration combats criticism and false claims that its storm response is too anemic.
Harris' Hurricane PR Stunt Ignites Controversy - Real News Now
The Vice President jetted off to Charlotte, N.C., for a briefing on the alleged progress of remediation initiatives subsequent to the havoc caused by Hurricane Helene in large sections of Southeastern United States. Kamala Harris was seen engaging in official talks with several North Carolina state and federal emergency authorities in Charlotte over the weekend, positioning herself as a key player in the post-disaster efforts ensuing the ire of …
Kamala Harris Offers Aid Pledges on Visit to Storm-Hit North Carolina
Vice President Kamala Harris met relief officials and volunteers in North Carolina in a show of support for victims of Hurricane Helene, which caused large-scale damage in the election battleground state.
Day in Photos: Butler Rally, Detained Activist, and Human Tower
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