The debate was Harris’s first since 2020, and Trump’s first since the June showdown that prompted Biden’s exit from the presidential race. The primary candidates for the nation’s highest office offered little clarity on their policy plans as they met for the first time for a live, televised debate in Philadelphia on Sept. 10. In
PHILADELPHIA—Americans had a chance to hear from both sides in a debate that saw Vice President Kamala Harris square off against former President Donald Trump for the first time. The Sept. 10 ABC News broadcast from Philadelphia was contentious at times, with both candidates speaking over each other and lobbing personal attacks. No new policy
Wall Street bar and restaurant patrons had mixed emotions about the debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump. NEW YORK—New Yorkers attending a watch party on Wall Street at the Ulysses Bar and Restaurant had mixed emotions about the debate between Democrat presidential nominee Kamala Harris and Republican challenger former President
The Grammy-winning singer touted the Democratic presidential candidate as a ’steady-handed, gifted leader.’ Singer Taylor Swift endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris in the race for U.S. president on Sept. 10, shortly after the latter wrapped up her first presidential debate with former President Donald Trump. “I will be casting my vote for Kamala Harris and
ABC News moderators David Muir and Linsey Davis fact checked former president Donald Trump in real time during Tuesday night’s debate. When Vice President Kamala Harris made false statements, they kept quiet. Muir pushed back on Trump’s claim that crime is “up and through the roof,” saying the “FBI says overall violent crime is actually
Vice President Kamala Harris, who once boasted of being the “last person in the room” when President Joe Biden finalized America’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, instead blamed former president Donald Trump for the botched evacuation during Tuesday night’s debate. “Let’s understand how we got to this point,” Harris said after ABC’s David Muir asked if she
Former president Donald Trump said Israel “will not exist two years from now” if Vice President Kamala Harris is elected president, arguing that she “hates Israel” and would give financial support to Iran. Trump made the comments during the ABC News presidential debate on Tuesday, where Harris reiterated her call for a ceasefire deal and