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And several states head to the primary polls.

Karine Jean-Pierre, the new White House press secretary, hopes she can inspire young people to “dream big and dream bigger” now that she has

Karine Jean-Pierre, previously principal deputy press secretary, replaced Jen Psaki following Psakis departure from the White House.

The progressive group is investing $30 million into midterm battles for Congress, governorships and secretaries of state, betting that key voters don't want pro-Trump Republicans.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Karine Jean-Pierre on Monday assumed duty as the new White House press secretary, acknowledging the historic nature of her role and pledging to maintain a transparent dialogue. Jean-Pierre, 44-year-old daughter of Haitian immigrants, made history as the first black woman as she took over from Jen Psaki. Her father worked as a

President Joe Bidens new spokesperson, Karine Jean-Pierre, says she hopes kids will “dream big and dream bigger” because shes now the White House press secretary

Karine Jean-Pierre is the first Black and gay woman to be the chief spokesperson for the president of the United States.

The voting public might want to buckle up. Here's a few words from MoveOn, the progressive and aggressive activist group that is gearing up for the midterm elections, armed with an unprecedented boost of $30 million in its campaign war-chest.

Karine Jean-Pierre paid tribute to those who came before her in her first media briefing as the new White House press secretary.

Hundreds of events supporting abortion rights were held, including in Washington, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Austin, Texas.