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After back and forth on rules, U.S. presidential debate back on

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Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to debate on Sept. 10

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  1. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

    When is the Harris vs. Trump presidential debate? (opens NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)

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    NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth's feed description

    Kamala Harris and Donald Trump will take the debate stage in September. Here's what to know about the next 2024 presidential debate.

  2. Salon

    "He's now terrified of debating her": Trump's debate flip-flop is a sign Harris has him figured out (opens Salon)

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    Former president suggested Sunday that he would not attend his scheduled Sept. 10 debate with Kamala Harris.

  3. NBC News

    Trump suggests he may back out of a Sept. 10 ABC debate (opens NBC News)

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    Former President Donald Trump suggested Monday that he might back out of the scheduled ABC News debate with Vice President Kamala Harris on Sept. 10 because he said the network is hostile toward Republicans.

  4. NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

    Trump waffles on Harris debate on ABC News, Democratic nominee wants hot mics (opens NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth)

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    Former President Donald Trump is scheduled to debate Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, Sept. 10 on ABC News.

  5. The Guardian

    Donald Trump threatens to pull out of 10 September presidential debate (opens The Guardian)

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    Republican nominee calls ABC ‘fake news’ and sows further doubt over appearance at debate with Kamala Harris

  6. Washington Examiner

    Doug Burgum predicts Harris campaign will do everything to avoid Trump debate (opens Washington Examiner)

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    The presidential debate, hosted by ABC News, is set to be held on Sept. 10.

  7. Forbes

    Will Trump And Harris Debate? Trump Threatens To Back Out—Amid Feud Over Muted Mics (opens Forbes)

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    The debate is scheduled for Sept. 10.

  8. The New Republic

    Panicking Trump Scrambles for New Reason Not to Debate Harris (opens The New Republic)

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    Donald Trump is once again desperate not to debate Kamala Harris.

  9. The Guardian

    US elections live updates: Trump and Harris campaigns argue over rules for first debate (opens The Guardian)

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    Former president questions whether to quit 10 September ABC News debate, claiming bias against him; Team Harris wants ‘hot mics’ in departure from CNN rules

  10. NJ.com / Star-Ledger

    Is Donald Trump again backing out of debate with Kamala Harris? (opens NJ.com / Star-Ledger)

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    NJ.com / Star-Ledger's feed description

    “I’m looking forward to it and hope he shows up,” she said at the time.

  11. PoliticusUSA

    In Sunday Night Meltdown Trump Suggests He Won't Debate Kamala Harris (opens PoliticusUSA)

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    In a late Sunday evening post, Donald Trump complained about ABC News, hinted that ABC might rig the debate, and questioned the idea of debating Kamala Harris.

  12. PJ Media

  13. CBS News

    Harris and Trump campaigns in debate dispute over muting microphones (opens CBS News)

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    Former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are set to participate in a debate hosted by ABC News on Sept. 10.

  14. Newsweek

    Donald Trump questions ABC over Kamala Harris debate (opens Newsweek)

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    Although he confirmed earlier that he would debate Harris on ABC, Trump has now questioned whether the news network will be biased against him.

  15. Rolling Stone

    Trump Hints He May Ditch Debate as Rules Negotiations Stall (opens Rolling Stone)

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    Donald Trump suggested on Truth Social that he may not participate in Sept. 10 debate against Kamala Harris, as the campaigns disagree over rules.

  16. Washington Examiner

    Trump says ABC News debate with Harris is back on after bias claims (opens Washington Examiner)

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    Donald Trump appears willing to debate Kamala Harris after an alleged dispute over muted microphones.

  17. Deseret News

    After back and forth on rules, U.S. presidential debate back on (opens Deseret News)

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    Kamala Harris and Donald Trump to debate on Sept. 10

  18. Newsweek

    Donald Trump gives update on debates with Kamala Harris (opens Newsweek)

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    Trump confirmed Tuesday that he will debate Harris on ABC on September 10, despite recently suggesting he might back out.

  19. Townhall

  20. PoliticusUSA

    After Kamala Harris Shut Down His Tantrum, Trump Says He'll Debate (opens PoliticusUSA)

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    Donald Trump has re-agreed to the debate that he had already agreed to after two days of tantrums, which got him nowhere with Kamala Harris.

  21. Forbes

    Trump Says He’ll Debate Harris After Suggesting He Might Back Out (opens Forbes)

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    Forbes's feed description

    Trump suggested Sunday he might back out of the debate.

  22. The Week

    Trump casts doubt on ABC debate with Harris (opens The Week)

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    The Week's feed description

    The Republican nominee says he might back out of the Sept. 10 event

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