Opinions Divided Over Trump–Harris Debate as Former President Makes Spin Room Visit

Dozens of spokespersons—and the former president—gave post-debate interviews to hundreds of reporters, opining about who won the debate. PHILADELPHIA—Supporters of Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump were divided over who won the Sept. 10 presidential debate, which candidate appealed most to undecided voters, and whether the ABC News moderators conducted the debate

South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson Hospitalized After Collapsing at Washington Event

Wilson was hospitalized for ‘stroke-like symptoms,’ according to an update released by his son. South Carolina Rep. Joe Wilson collapsed while attending an event in Washington on Tuesday and was quickly transported to hospital, according to his office. The 77-year-old congressman collapsed during the event at Ukraine House to celebrate Ukrainian independence day. The Ukrainian

Fox News Proposes 2nd Harris-Trump Debate in October

The network proposed three potential dates and locations for a second presidential debate in October. Fox News has offered to host a second presidential debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump in October, the television network confirmed on Sept. 10. The network sent a letter to the Harris and Trump campaigns

Debate Does Little to Clarify Trump and Harris Policy Plans

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

4 Takeaways From the Trump–Harris Presidential Debate

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