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6 days ago |
aurn.com | Jamie Jackson
(AURN News) — When President Joe Biden stepped aside in the 2024 race, Vice President Kamala Harris expected his full and immediate backing. But, according to the new book “Fight,” by political journalists Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes, that support didn’t come right away. The authors describe a chaotic series of conversations between Biden and Harris in which he initially refused to endorse her in his public withdrawal statement.
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1 week ago |
blackchronicle.com | Jamie Jackson
(AURN News) — According to a new best-seller, President Joe Biden’s closest advisers were aware of his cognitive decline long before he ended his reelection bid, but insiders say they continued to dismiss concerns—both internally and publicly. In “Fight,” journalists Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes detail how staffers, elected officials, and donors were kept in the dark or actively misled about the president’s condition. “We detail this in a great deal in the book,” Parnes told AURN News.
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1 week ago |
aurn.com | Jamie Jackson
(AURN News) — According to a new best-seller, President Joe Biden’s closest advisers were aware of his cognitive decline long before he ended his reelection bid, but insiders say they continued to dismiss concerns—both internally and publicly. In “Fight,” journalists Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes detail how staffers, elected officials, and donors were kept in the dark or actively misled about the president’s condition. “We detail this in a great deal in the book,” Parnes told AURN News.
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1 week ago |
aurn.com | Jamie Jackson
(AURN News) — As President Joe Biden faced mounting pressure over his 2024 reelection bid, one relationship loomed large behind the scenes: his strained connection with former President Barack Obama. A new must-read book, “Fight,” by veteran political reporters Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes, reveals how years of tension between the two men came to a head in the final months of Biden’s presidency.
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1 week ago |
blackchronicle.com | Jamie Jackson
(AURN News) — Buying a home just got even harder as mortgage rates jumped sharply and bond market volatility returned in force. According to a report by Mortgage News Daily, the 10-year Treasury saw the biggest week-over-week increase since 1981, a move that quickly rippled through lending rates. Lenders have now raised the typical rate for a 30-year fixed conventional mortgage to 7.125%, the outlet reports.
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