Next week's debate between former President Trump and Vice President Harris has sky-high stakes, as the race is as close as it has been this century, according to a Decision Desk HQ/The Hill forecast.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are veering sharply in how they gear up for Tuesday’s presidential debate. Their showdown reflects not just two separate visions for the country but two
Trump and Harris are fine-tuning their approaches to Tuesday night's presidential debate, which could have massive ramifications for the presidential race.
Vice President Harris and former President Trump are neck and neck in three key battleground states, according to new polling released just days before their first debate.
Former President Trump is staring down a night and day difference when he steps onto the debate stage with Vice President Harris on Tuesday. When Trump debated President Biden less than three months ago, he was facing a candidate who was trailing in the polls, in search of a moment to energize his c…
Getting a big "debate moment" is no easy task, but Vice President Kamala Harris's history on the stage offers some clues to how things might go against former President Donald Trump.
The most important moment in the race between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump comes this week, as the vice president prepares for what could be her only opportunity to directly confront a former president whose political dominance she is pledging to end.
Vice President Harris and former President Trump are separated by one point in a new poll from The New York Times/Siena College. The poll, which took place between Sep. 3 and 6, found 47 percent of likely voters backing Harris. Forty-eight percent of likely voters backed Trump in the poll.
The 2024 presidential election is heating up ahead of the ABC News debate, set for Sept. 10, between former President Trump and Vice President Harris. Harris arrived in Pittsburgh on Thursday where she continued to prepare for the upcoming debate. Her running mate, Minnesota Gov.
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump say they are preparing for Tuesday's debate in starkly different ways. Also Congress returns from break to unfinished business.
Vice President Harris wants to challenge former President Trump on policy on the debate stage Tuesday, hoping to make a compelling argument that she’s stronger than the former president on issues that Americans care about while responding to criticism about her own proposals.
Republican allies of former President Donald Trump offer some advice for the former president in his debate showdown with Vice President Kamala Harris and spotlight the stakes in the 2024 election.
Across the weeks leading up to Tuesday’s presidential debate, the news Americans have been hearing, reading and seeing about Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump has continued shuffling, with the topics that resonate about each candidate shifting week to week.
The US presidential race remains neck-and-neck according to polls released Sunday, two days before Kamala Harris and Donald Trump hold their first -- and
Harris faces former President Donald Trump, who will participate in his seventh general election debate since 2016 for an event that will be seen by tens of millions of viewers just as early voting starts around the country.
A New York Times/Siena College poll released Sunday suggests Vice President Harris could have more at stake during Tuesday's debate with former President Trump on ABC News.
"But the debate, and the demeanor, behavior and responses of Harris and Trump could shed light on which candidate is best qualified to lead America for the next four years."
Trump and Harris are locked in what the latest polls indicate is a pitched battle nationally and in swing states. Despite the hoopla and enthusiasm voters have shown for Harris, Trump’s standing has not eroded nationally since the summer and could be on the cusp of edging past her.
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