Vice President Kamala Harris plans to head to reliably Republican Texas just 10 days before Election Day to try to refocus her campaign against former President Donald Trump on reproductive care.

Vice President Harris on Tuesday addressed sexism in the 2024 election, along with a host of other topics including the potential to pardon former President Trump and whether she would accept any concessions on abortion access.

Two weeks away from an election with abortion rights on the ballot, Gov. Jim Pillen hosted a press conference to correct what he considers misinformation spreading about Nebraska's current abortion

Three Republican state senators have accused Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs of “blatantly violating” the state Code of Judicial Conduct in her campaign for election to state’s highest court. Senators,

Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) expressed his disapproval of two proposed amendments to the Florida Constitution currently on the ballot.

Kamala Harris is holding a slim lead over Donald Trump in a poll this week. Follow Newsweek's blog for live updates.

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Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee spokesperson Tommy Garcia told Axios that "Republican Senate candidates' well-documented support for abortion bans and their callous disregard for women's reproductive freedom is dominating the closing days of the Senate races and will lead voters to reject them."

I don’t think we should be making concessions when we’re talking about a fundamental freedom to make decisions about your own body,” Harris told NBC News’ Hallie Jackson on Tuesday.

With two weeks until the election, Republicans are kicking their defensive messaging on abortion into high gear, aiming to blunt Democrats’ attempts to