Alex Seitz-Wald

In an increasingly secular country, Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are highlighting their personal faith less than other recent candidates.

In a sit-down interview with NBC News’ Hallie Jackson, the vice president said she does not feel the need to highlight her history-making potential: "Well, I’m clearly a woman."

As Donald Trump tries to convince Latino voters that Harris is a "Marxist," the vice president told Telemundo's Julio Vaqueiro she is a "capitalist" who sees a key role for the private sector.

In a sit-down interview with NBC News' Hallie Jackson, the vice president said she doesn't feel the need to highlight her history-making potential: “Well, I'm clearly a woman.”

Future Forward, the flagship pro-Kamala Harris super PAC that keeps a low profile, divulged some details about its efforts to reach Latinos.

Kamala Harris is hoping that gains in Michigan's suburbs will swamp losses among parts of the Democratic base in places like Dearborn and Detroit.

After getting into politics as a middle schooler, David Austin has raised $18 million on the theory that it takes a young person to reach young people.

While liberals have held their tongues as Kamala Harris tacks to the center, they're preparing for a major battle over the future of the party, with personnel emerging as a flashpoint.

Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign this week is launching its clearest effort yet to target Black men, announcing a new set of policy

NBC News reinterviewed 17 voters from our last poll who declined to pick between Harris and Trump in early October. Many are planning to vote for a third party.