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.

It’s a dynamic that would have been unthinkable 10 years ago: The GOP’s most recent president and presidential nominee that came before the party’s current pick won’t publicly back him.

The Democratic Party is likely pushing away religious voters with “anti-Christian” policies such as abortion and transgender issues, while Trump courts the voting bloc.

Nikki Haley said she does not support Donald Trump’s policy proposal to mandate the government or insurance companies cover IVF treatment.

Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman on Sunday said he believes that both former President Trump and Vice President Harris will perform well during the upcoming debate.

His latest comments about mass deportation are a revelation about how he feels—and a troubling reminder of the sources of his appeal.

As once-prolific nicknamer Trump fails to land a hit, Democrats set good manners aside in favour of ridicule

The New York Times/Siena College poll shows Trump leading Harris by 1 point nationally.