In the U.S. presidential campaign, supporters of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump often find little common ground. However, two individuals selling rival campaign merchandise are making efforts to reduce political tensions among their customers, promoting a more civil discourse.

In the final days of the U.S. presidential campaign, both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are focusing on LGBTQ+ communities, recognizing their potential influence in pivotal battleground states. The article highlights the strategic importance of these voters in determining the election outcome.

In the final days of the U.S. presidential campaign, both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are focusing on LGBTQ+ communities, recognizing their potential influence in pivotal battleground states. The strategies of both campaigns aim to sway these voters, who could be decisive in determining the election outcome.

In Southern California, two individuals selling campaign merchandise for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump aim to reduce political tensions among their customers. Despite the stark differences between the supporters of the two political figures in the 2024 U.S. presidential campaign, the sellers share a common space, highlighting a unique attempt to bridge political divides.

The article covers a range of issues affecting Native American communities, including the observance of Indigenous Peoples Day, legal actions against social media companies for mental health impacts, and political tensions within the Navajo Nation. It highlights a lawsuit by the Fond du Lac Band against major social media platforms, political disputes involving Navajo leaders, and a free speech lawsuit by Lakota artist Danielle SeeWalker. The article also discusses efforts to electrify the Navajo Nation, President Biden's apology for the federal boarding school system, and the political landscape for Native American candidates in upcoming elections. Key developments include the expansion of the Yavapai-Apache Nation's reservation and ongoing challenges in providing infrastructure and services to Native communities.

The Scuba Mar Maids dive community brings together women from diverse ages, races, and backgrounds through their common interest in scuba diving. Genia Dulot of VOA reports on the group's activities in Panama.

The Scuba Mar Maids diving community brings together women of various ages, races, and social backgrounds, united by their passion for the underwater world. Reporter Genia Dulot joined some of these women in Panama, showcasing their efforts to resist prejudices and promote inclusivity in the diving community.

The Los Angeles Police Department has appointed its first Asian American interim chief, a son of Korean immigrants. Genia Dulot reported on this historic event.

An exhibit in Los Angeles showcases black artists sharing their experiences growing up in America, coinciding with Black History Month in the United States.

Two brothers who own a shop in California will receive a $1 million bonus in 2024 from the state lottery for selling a Powerball ticket that won the second-largest jackpot in the game's history.