Joe Biden 2020 presidential campaign

Kamala Harris said Tuesday that America is "absolutely" ready to elect its first woman president, but she downplayed her historic bid, stating she simply wants to turn the page for a nation "exhausted" by Donald Trump.

“Traditionally” in these battles, happening since 2016, it’s not so much the message that plays an important role as the targeting of a specific audience. The science behind a campaign for a presidential candidate is beyond complicated and extremely costly, and the funds that the blue and red camps draw on are pivotal.

With less than two weeks until the US elections, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, both presidential candidates, intensified their campaigns over the weekend. While Trump aims for a second term, Harris is vying for her first term as president.

Kamala Harris and Donald Trump invited star power to the campaign trail on Oct. 19, as they took shots at each other's endurance and urged early voting in battleground states key to the ever-tightening U.S. presidential race.

A combative Kamala Harris pledged a clean break from Joe Biden's presidency Wednesday in an interview with right-wing Fox News aimed at reaching Republican voters wary of Donald Trump.

Kamala Harris went after her U.S. presidential election rival Donald Trump's mental state and fitness for office Tuesday after the 78-year-old Republican's televised town hall veered into a surreal, impromptu music session.

Support for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in the upcoming US presidential election has reached a tie at 48%, according to a recent NBC News poll. This survey, conducted from October 4 to 8, included 1,000 registered voters and comes just three weeks before the election.

Kamala Harris and rival Donald Trump campaigned in battleground states Sunday, seeking 11th-hour advantages in a deadlocked White House race, as new polling shows the vice president underperforming among some traditional Democratic voter demographics.

Democratic White House candidate Kamala Harris is in "excellent health" and fit for the presidency, according to a medical report published by the White House on Oct. 12, as she challenged rival Donald Trump to publish his own health records.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama lashed out at "crazy" Donald Trump Thursday and urged voters to back Kamala Harris as he brought his star power to the 2024 election campaign trail for the first time.