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Liz Cheney to campaign with Kamala Harris in Wisconsin

Vice President Kamala Harris is set to campaign Thursday in Wisconsin with Republican former congresswoman Liz Cheney as Harris looks to emphasize her cross-party support in the final weeks before the November election.

5 takeaways from the Vance-Walz vice presidential debate

Republican Sen. JD Vance of Ohio and Democratic Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota faced off Tuesday night in what is expected to be the only debate between the two vice presidential nominees and, most likely, the last debate of the presidential election.

Harris is reimagining Democrats’ approach to immigration

Until Vice President Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign, most Democratic presidential contenders have treated immigration as a matter of legalizing undocumented immigrants. They focused on “bringing people out of the shadows” and a “pathway to citizenship.” Harris, the former prosecutor, takes a different approach. She now treats illegal immigration as a law enforcement issue at the border. In doing so, she helps move the party where it needs to go on the politics and policy of immigration.

VA staff got into Vance, Walz medical files, sparking investigation

At least a dozen employees at the Department of Veterans Affairs improperly accessed the medical records of vice-presidential nominees JD Vance and Tim Walz this summer, VA investigators found, in a violation of federal health privacy laws that is under criminal investigation.

Republicans criticize Trump over his insults of Harris

Former President Donald Trump drew criticism from several fellow Republicans on Sunday for his demeaning insults of Vice President Kamala Harris, a day after he called her "mentally disabled" and "mentally impaired" at a rally.

Trump takes attacks on Harris to new low, calling her ‘mentally disabled’

The day after Vice President Kamala Harris visited the southern border and pledged to crack down on asylum and beef up security, former President Donald Trump unleashed a string of sharply personal attacks on her at a rally Saturday, expressing contempt for her intelligence and calling her "mentally disabled."

On the economy, Harris looks to reassure moderates

Vice President Kamala Harris’ big economics speech this week didn’t break much new ground on policy, but did give a clear sense of which voters she’s targeting in the final weeks of the presidential campaign.