Vice President Kamala Harris pledged to be a unifying candidate for all Americans in a speech near the National Mall on Tuesday, offering a final argument against former President Donald Trump.

NEW YORK (AP) — In the shadow of the White House, seven days before the final votes of the 2024 election are cast, Kamala Harris vowed to put country over party and warned that Donald Trump is obsessed with revenge and his own personal interests. Less than 48 hours earlier inside Madison Square Garden, Trump […]

Two nights and 200 miles apart, the dueling closing arguments outlined in stark terms the choice voters face when they will weigh two very different visions of leadership and America's future.

Oct. 29 (UPI) -- Vice President Kamala Harris issued her "closing argument" Tuesday evening, with seven days before the Nov. 5 general election, in a speech at the Ellipse outside the White House in Washington, D.C., where she attacked former President Donald Trump and vowed to bring the country together.

The vice president has stuck largely to the facts when highlighting the words of her rival, former President Donald J. Trump, but has on occasion omitted context or erred when describing policies and statistics.

When plenty of voters are still aching to hear policy specifics, our presidential candidates are rambling on with the same stale talking points.

Her pitch to voters in Washington DC was at a location loaded with symbolism, Anthony Zurcher writes.