Vice President Kamala Harris has spent recent weeks sitting down for interviews with popular podcasters and gossip sites as part of her ramped-up efforts to reach Black voters as she battles Donald Trump for the presidency.

Vice President Kamala Harris will make her first campaign appearances with Barack Obama and Michelle Obama, two of the most popular figures in the Democratic Party, at get-out-the-vote events this month in Georgia and Michigan.

Over the first half of October, former President Donald Trump and his allies poured more than $21 million into television ads attacking Vice President Kamala Harris over her past support of certain rights for transgender people – a message they have spread during nationally televised NFL games,

Obama will join Harris for a get-out-the-vote event somewhere in Michigan on Oct. 26, according to a senior Harris campaign official who requested anonymity to discuss the event. Oct. 26 is a key date in Michigan because it marks the opening day of statewide early in-person voting.

Trump and Harris are each spending significant time in the Philadelphia suburbs in the final weeks of the campaign. It is a key place to bring out the base in the campaign's final days.

The New York Archdiocese's star-studded gala has been a staple in election years since 1960. But only one candidate is showing up in person this year.

Vice President Harris and former President Trump are neck and neck among likely voters in Pennsylvania, according to a University of Massachusetts Lowell Center for Public Opinion and YouGov poll released Thursday.

Voters in a Detroit barbershop who are split between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump spoke with Fox News' Lawrence Jones about the election.

Mark Cuban rallied Kamala Harris supporters in Wisconsin on Thursday while Elon Musk addressed voters in Pennsylvania.

Former President Donald Trump on Thursday night insulted Vice President Kamala Harris’ family, repeatedly mispronounced her name and complained about how badly he was treated during his presidency, drawing occasional cheers and some laughs from a friendly crowd at the Al Smith charity dinner.

In his speech at the annual Al Smith charity dinner in New York, Donald Trump mocked his rival Kamala Harris for choosing not to attend the event. Harris instead decided to campaign in the swing state of Wisconsin. She sent a pre-recorded skit in which she poked fun at Trump. You can watch our recap above.