Two weeks after former President Donald Trump and his running mate Sen. JD Vance raised eyebrows when answering how they’d make child care more affordable, Vice President Kamala Harris was asked how she’d address the problem vexing millions of American families.

Plus, the Fed goes big with a pre-election rate cut, and Harris runs targeted ads on Gaza in the Detroit area.

Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders reignited the controversy over how allies of Donald Trump talk about stepmothers and childless women when she told supporters of the former president Tuesday night that Kamala Harris doesn’t have anything to keep her humble.

Forecast previously showed that former President Donald Trump would win in Georgia, Arizona and North Carolina.

Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday called on Latino leaders from across the country to help her mobilize Hispanic voters as her campaign ramps up its efforts to court this key demographic, which plays a pivotal role in several swing states.

Reporters Tonya Mosley of NPR, Gerren Keith Gaynor of TheGrio and Eugene Daniels of Politico repeatedly pressed Harris for direct answers on other topics, interrupting her multiple times when she veered away from the subject or rambled. She dodged a potentially contentious moment when Mosley stopped her during an answer about gun control.

Kamala Harris could benefit from the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut if it improves voters’ perceptions of the economy.

A rumor that pop star Taylor Swift lost 30 million social media followers after she endorsed Democratic U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race against Republican former President Donald Trump circulated online in September 2024. For example, the Facebook page America - Love It or Leave It posted an image with the claim:

Both Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris are back on the campaign trail after Sunday’s apparent assassination attempt against the former president. Follow for live updates.

The Teamsters decision to forgo an endorsement is a break in tradition: the union has for years backed Democrats for president.