Your friend loves a candidate you hate. Can your relationship survive?

With Election Day around the corner, political divides grow deeper and relationships with certain friends and family members may feel increasingly strained. It leaves some wondering whether to sever ties over fundamental differences in political views. While it’s been debated for a few elections cycles, experts say the question weighs even more heavily this year. 

WATCH: Harris, Walz Stumble Through Answers on Sky-High Food Prices: ‘I Come From the Working Class’

Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Gov. Tim Walz, blundered through answers to voters’ concerns about sky-high grocery prices in interviews Thursday, talking of their roots in the “working class” and “false information” about groceries. A Latina voter asked the vice president during a Univision town hall in battleground Nevada what she would

Judge Approves Release of Redacted Evidence in Trump Election Case

The judge granted a seven day delay in the release of the redacted appendix from the legal brief challenging the former president’s immunity from prosecution. A federal judge on Thursday approved the release of redacted evidence related to a brief filed by Special Counsel Jack Smith that disputes former President Donald Trump’s claim of immunity