Donald Trump, down in swing state polls and undergoing his second campaign leadership shakeup in two months, is about to do something he has eschewed so far in the general election: air a television ad. .
Donald Trump, down in swing state polls and undergoing his second campaign leadership shakeup in two months, is about to do something he has eschewed so far in the general election: air a television ad.
It will begin on BBC World News – which also airs World Business Report – but following the general election will air on the BBC News Channel.
While Mr Corbyn opposes UK intervention, a majority of people who voted Labour at the May election support air strikes and deploying forces on the ground in Syria and Iraq.
—MARTIN FACKLER, HISAKO UENO, MAKIKO INOUE AND HIROKO TABUCHI In Poland, one of Mr. Romney's stops on his overseas tour this past summer, all the major newspapers, magazines, online platforms and television stations are giving the election considerable air time, although there too the intensity of the coverage has dipped since the frenzy of attention after the last campaign.
WHEN the advocates of campaign finance overhaul rail against the evils of big-money politics, they often point to anonymous lobbyists for oil or tobacco or insurance companies who buy millions of dollars in television time before an election to air slick corporate pitches masquerading as voter education.
Supporters of Alexei Navalny, the quote-unquote "real" opposition candidate, who's been barred from standing, say she is a Kremlin stooge - an old family friend drafted in by Putin to lend the election an air of credibility.
For three glorious hours, The VICE Guide to the 2015 UK Election will air on our YouTube channel.
The episode in which Leo dies, five days before the election, will air on April 2, Wells said.
The conservative-leaning Sinclair Broadcast Group, whose television outlets reach nearly a quarter of the nation's homes with TV, is ordering its stations to preempt regular programming just days before the Nov. 2 election to air a film that attacks Sen. John F. Kerry's activism against the Vietnam War, network and station executives familiar with the plan said Friday.
1950s -- In rapid sequence after World War II, researchers develop IBM's Selective Sequence Electronic Calculator (SSEC), ENIAC, and UNIVAC--the machine that predicted the outcome of the 1952 Presidential election on air for CBS, making it the first computer to be a household name.
