U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar is seriously considering running for Minnesota governor in 2024, especially after Governor Tim Walz announced he will not seek a third term. Her potential candidacy has generated significant buzz, with many insiders expecting her to enter the race, which could make her the first female governor of Minnesota. Her entry might influence the Democratic primary and impact other candidates' decisions.
US Vice President JD Vance is under scrutiny amid rumors of divorce and potential remarriage to Erika Kirk, fueled by viral photos and political commentary, amid rising Christian nationalist sentiments and debates over interfaith marriages in politics.
President Trump acknowledged that he cannot run for a third term due to the 22nd Amendment, though he has previously teased the idea of a future run in 2028, amidst ongoing political speculation and discussions about constitutional limits.
President Trump hinted at the possibility of running for a third term, despite the 22nd Amendment blocking such a move, and suggested potential candidates for a Republican ticket, sparking speculation about his political future.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams is privately considering dropping out of his re-election race to pursue a potential job in the Trump administration, amid declining poll support and ongoing scandals, though he publicly denies any plans to leave.
Senator Alex Padilla is rumored to be considering a run for California governor in 2026, with some polls including his name as a potential candidate, though he has not officially announced his intentions and is currently focused on passing Proposition 50.
India's Vice President Jagdeep Dhankar resigned citing health concerns, sparking political speculation and surprise among opposition leaders, with some suggesting there may be more to the move than meets the eye. His resignation came unexpectedly during a session, leading to questions about internal political dynamics and his future role.
Kamala Harris did not attend the California Democratic convention in person and remains noncommittal about running for governor in 2026, leading to mixed reactions among party activists and concerns about her potential candidacy's impact on the party's unity and electoral prospects.
Kamala Harris did not attend the California Democratic convention in person, leading to uncertainty among delegates about her potential run for governor in 2026. While she remains a prominent figure with high name recognition, her absence and noncommittal public stance have sparked debate within the party about her suitability and the implications of her entering the race, amid a crowded field of Democratic candidates.
Writer-director Alex Garland's thriller "Civil War" premiered at SXSW, depicting a dystopian near future where the US is torn apart by civil war. The film, starring Kirsten Dunst and Jesse Plemons, received initial rave reviews and offers a cautionary warning about the destructive endpoint of polarization. Garland intentionally leaves the political connections vague, aiming for the film to spark conversation and allow viewers to apply their own understanding of polarization to the story. The concept of a new American civil war is not a radical one, with a recent poll finding that 40% of Americans believe it's at least somewhat likely in the next 10 years.
