Kamala Harris says may 'possibly' run again for White House / Photo: Camille Cohen - AFP/File
-
'Food for the soul': Germany's Yiddish revival
-
Bencic surprises herself as Tokyo win brings 10th title
-
Trump co-signs Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire agreement
-
Trump starts key Asian tour with deals ahead of China meet
-
Hurricane Melissa strengthens as it crawls toward Jamaica
-
India and China to resume direct flights as ties improve
-
Bencic overpowers Noskova in Tokyo for 10th WTA title
-
Red-carpet welcome for Trump in Malaysia as key Asian tour gets underway
-
Yamamoto dazzles as Dodgers beat Blue Jays 5-1 to level World Series
-
NBA champion Thunder off to 3-0 start as Sixers beat Hornets
-
East Timor joins ASEAN after 14-year campaign
-
Trump kicks off Asia tour with Malaysia summit ahead of Xi meeting
-
Venezuela vows to protect its coast from US covert ops
-
Hurricane Melissa cutting deadly path in Caribbean
-
Predators 'slip through the cracks' in Australian childcare
-
Prison film fest brings Hollywood and healing to US jailhouse
-
US Fed will likely cut again despite economic murkiness from shutdown
-
Global race for rare earths comes to Kenya's Mrima Hill
-
LA shoemaker holds Hollywood's past in a dying art
-
Trump not 'wasting time' with Putin as Kremlin envoy visits US
-
Verstappen says he needs others to retire to keep F1 hopes alive
-
Pallister's 800m free leads world record rush at Toronto World Cup
-
Hamilton optimistic of ending unwanted run with a first podium finish
-
Beaming Norris turbo-charges his F1 title bid with Mexico pole
-
McLaren's Norris takes stunning pole in Mexico ahead of both Ferraris
-
Jalibert worried he might miss France games after Top 14 injury
-
Liverpool 'quality' will overcome slump, says Van Dijk
-
Kamala Harris says may 'possibly' run again for White House
-
Liverpool beaten again at Brentford, in-form Man Utd go fourth
-
PSG regain Ligue 1 summit as Marseille downed by Lens
-
Liverpool suffer fourth consecutive Premier League defeat at Brentford
-
Trump meets Qatar leaders on way to Asia
-
Melissa strengthens into hurricane, cutting slow path to Jamaica
-
In New York, a night at the museum -- five years in the making
-
Trump makes Qatar stop en route to Asia summits, Xi talks
-
England women lose to Brazil on Euros homecoming
-
Ouattara set for fourth term after Ivory Coast presidential vote
-
Norris tops Mexico final practice ahead of Hamilton
-
Tens of thousands protest on anniversay of deadly Spain flood
-
Napoli go top with slump-ending win over Inter but lose De Bruyne
-
Man Utd beat Brighton, Sunderland stun Chelsea to go second in Premier League
-
Cunha scores first Man Utd goal in win over Brighton
-
Trump makes MidEast pit stop en route to Asia summits, Xi talks
-
Thousands protest on 1st anniversay of Spain's deadly floods
-
Fonseca to face Davidovich Fokina in Basel final
-
Bayern beat 10-man 'Gladbach to match European record
-
PSG return to Ligue 1 winning ways
-
TotalEnergies approves restart of $20-bn Mozambique gas project
-
Wilders gets hero's welcome in Dutch heartland
-
Sunderland stun Chelsea to go second, Newcastle beat Fulham
NYSE - LSE
Kamala Harris says may 'possibly' run again for White House
Former US vice president Kamala Harris said in a British television interview previewed Saturday that she may "possibly" run again to be president.
Harris, who replaced Joe Biden as the 2024 Democratic presidential candidate but lost to Donald Trump, told the BBC that she had not yet decided whether to make another White House bid.
But the 61-year-old insisted she was "not done" in American politics and that her young grandnieces would see a female president in the Oval Office "in their lifetime, for sure".
"I have lived my entire career a life of service, and it's in my bones, and there are many ways to serve," Harris told the British broadcaster in an interview set to air in full on Sunday.
"I've not decided yet what I will do in the future, beyond what I am doing right now."
The comments are the strongest hint yet that Harris could attempt to be the Democratic Party nominee for the 2028 election.
The interview follows the release of her memoir last month in which she argued it had been "recklessness" to let Biden run for a second term as president.
She also accused his White House team of failing to support her while she was his deputy, and at times of actively hindering her.
A.Rodriguezv--AMWN