Some Republicans have sought to distance themselves from Donald Trump’s latest escalation of personal attacks on Democratic nominee Kamala Harris

Republicans on Sunday sought to distance themselves from Donald Trump's latest insults of Democratic nominee Kamala Harris during a rambling weekend rally in Wisconsin in which he called her “mentally disabled.

Kamala Harris is supporting a lawsuit that accuses the Georgia State Election Board of breaking the law by requiring counties to hand count ballots in the presidential election.

The Kamala Harris campaign is attracting record high support from college-educated white women, but they are driving away everyone else.

In an opinion piece published Monday, the editorial board wrote that Vice President Harris is the clear choice for the White House while ripping former President Trump for not “being fit” for another term. The New York Times editorial board has endorsed the Democrat candidate in presidential elections since 1960.

The New York Times endorsed Kamala Harris as the ‘only patriotic choice’ for president, criticizing Donald Trump as unfit for office. They urged voters to prioritize democracy and demand specific policies from Harris,

Harris's presidential campaign and the Democratic Party raised $361 million in August, giving her a clear cash advantage over Republican rival Donald Trump, whose campaign raised $130 million in August together with the Republican Party.