The Democratic campaign began its push to plug the leak of black male voters, featuring Barack Obama and announcing specific policy proposals. Harris' team is concerned that the problem is bigger: not only losing black men, but men in general.

The tension between the aides of both Democratic leaders, prior to the coup that dislodged Biden from the presidential nomination, has led to several public clashes and even disavowals in front of the media in the last days of the campaign.

Members of the agency's union warn that if border czar Kamala Harris makes it to the White House, "every city, every community in this great country will go to hell."

Dr. Joshua R. Simmons assures that the candidate possesses the physical and mental stamina necessary to fulfill the responsibilities of the presidency.

The former president argues that he and Vance have won every head-to-head they have participated in and that "there is nothing to debate," as the vice president assured that she "wouldn't do anything different than Joe Biden."

The GOP claims that election officials in both states are trying to "illegally allow foreign nationals who never lived" there to vote.

Sending these messages to non-citizens has raised concerns about possible election violations.

The vice president enjoyed a brief honeymoon period until the president put her in charge of the southern border in 2021.

In a conversation with Tucker Carlson, the mogul noted that many powerful people are "terrified" that their name will appear in the document or in videos recorded at his or Sean 'Diddy' Combs' private island parties.

Concerns about voter fraud vary significantly among political affiliations.

The vice president distributed a press release accusing the Republican of going against the right to protest and supporting the union that called the stoppage.

Tim Walz and J.D. Vance will square off on CBS beginning at 9 p.m. ET in what is presumed to be the last meeting between members of both candidacies before the November election.

The former presidential candidate also reflected on the risks to free speech if Kamala Harris makes it to the White House.

Juan Merchan set Nov. 26 as the new date.

The Republican's legal team cited the Supreme Court's recent decision granting broad immunity to presidents for actions related to their official duties.

The former congresswoman, now an independent, has become a critical voice of the Democratic Party following her disaffiliation in 2022.

The Republican nominee pointed out that the close bond between his opponent and the co-chairwoman of the media giant will be decisive and proposes that the debate be moved to another station.

The former president argues that the mogul's schedule is too demanding due to his responsibilities with SpaceX and Tesla.

The vice president's campaign efforts to placate groups that traditionally support the party but are unhappy with its policies on the Gaza War have fallen short.

The one-time independent hopeful ended his candidacy Friday and endorsed the former Republican president.