US Senator Kamala Harris has withdrawn from the race for the Democratic nomination in 2020
First-term US Senator Kamala Harris of California on Tuesday will end her 2020 presidential campaign after failing to garner support in key states despite an early rise in the polls, according to a campaign source.
Harris held a conference call with staff on Tuesday afternoon to inform them of her decision, according to sources who spoke on condition of anonymity.AP
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Former Yazidi sex slave faints while confronting rapist in a TV interviewAt just 14 years old, Ashwaq Haji Hamid was kidnapped by IS and sold for $100 as a sex slave. Now, she has confronted the man who bought her and violently raped her multiple times a day.
Read more »
Former MAFS star says her stalker wanted to cut her up and eat herA former Married At First sight contestant has revealed how a stalker threatened to cut her up in little pieces and eat her.
Read more »
Former judge calls for decriminalisation of personal drug useThe criminalisation of illicit drugs is causing more harm than good, a prominent former judge says, calling for criminal offences relating to personal drug possession to be abolished.
Read more »
Former Socceroos coach Postecoglou on verge of new dawn in JapanAnge Postecoglou is on the cusp of a historic win in the J-League with Yokohama F Marinos, delivering success without sacrificing his principles.
Read more »
The other group of 'loud Australians' are 'our former PMs' | Sky News AustraliaSky News host Chris Kenny says former prime ministers such as Malcolm Turnbull are now the so-called “loud Australians” who have joined “the twitter ferals, the green left protesters and shouty lefties at the ABC”. \n\nMr Turnbull reportedly urged moderate Liberals to be 'loud Australians' who stand up for action on climate change at a private function at the weekend.\n\nMr Kenny said on Monday climate policy has helped “end Rudd’s leadership, Gillard's and Turnbull's for a second time” yet Mr Turnbull still “talks about as it as the holy grail for future policy, as do those other leaders who also stuffed it up”. \n\n“They refuse to listen to the good sense of the quiet Australians … The loud Australians think they know better than mainstream Australians.”\n\nImage: News Corp Australia
Read more »
Former Yazidi sex slave confronts ISIS rapistThis is the moment a brave former Yazidi sex slave confronted her Islamic State rapist after previously fleeing Germany – and returning to Iraq when she bumped into him in the street.
Read more »