Vice President Harris Departs The US Naval Observatory Heading To The White House

Vice President Harris Departs The US Naval Observatory Heading To The White House

Vice President Kamala Harris is departing for the White House from her home at the Naval Observatory (Photo by Andrew Leyden/NurPhoto)

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