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Slug it out on issues of economy, abortion, immigration, foreign policy, healthcare and a whole range of issues

The event will offer Americans their most detailed look at a campaign that's dramatically changed since the last debate in June

In a letter to employees, the Snapchat owner expressed concern over the rapidly evolving regulatory environment, noting that it continues to strain their team. He highlighted that new legislation worldwide could impose additional compliance burdens if they are grouped with other tech companies, despite the distinct design choices they made while building their service.

Democrat Presidential candidate says she'd name a Republican to serve in her Cabinet if she were elected, though she didn't have a name in mind

Gender is a significant factor but not the only one as the contest between Trump and Clinton showed

As a Presidential contender, she is, in a way, an antithesis of what Republican candidate Donald Trump stands for

Grandnieces Amara (8) and Leela (6) put an end to confusion over pronouncing Democratic Party nominee's name

Becomes first-ever Indian-American, first-ever Black woman nominated on a major presidential ticket in the US

The four-day event kicked off on Tuesday. "The US is ready for Harris's presidency," Obama stated, adding, "America is eager for a new chapter, a better story. We are ready for President Kamala Harris, and Kamala Harris is ready for the role."

Says Harris has shown her allegiance to this nation, not by spewing anger and bitterness, but by living a life of service and always pushing the doors of opportunity open for others

Joe Biden receives emotional standing ovation when he came on stage at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago

Tech billionaire, albeit jokingly, even approved to lead the "Department Of Government Efficiency (DOGE)" in the new US government under Trump

The goal is to sow discord, weaken faith in democratic institutions and influence the outcome of elections, say officials

That is up from 39% at the beginning of the summer, before President Joe Biden's poor performance in his debate against Trump ultimately led him to drop out of race

The Republican presidential candidate appears to have been triggered by a column in 'The Wall Street Journal' that described Harris as beautiful

Says he is angry at her over the handling of inflation, immigration; dismisses calls from allies to refocus campaign on policy issues

"If I had not turned my head, I would not be talking to you right now — as much as I like you," says the Republican candidate in a conversation that was marred by technical glitches

Allegation comes a day after Microsoft issued a report detailing foreign agents' attempts to interfere in the US campaign in 2024

Promotes border security Bill, says Trump does not walk the talk on the issue

Walz stepped right into his role of an "attack dog" as the vice-presidential nominee by building on a catchphrase he had already given the Harris campaign. He added the adjective "creepy" to "weird", a word he used earlier to describe the rival Republican campaign of former President Donald Trump and his running mate JD Vance.