Kamala Harris clapped back Thursday at Donald Trump over what she called his "very offensive" remarks about women, returning reproductive rights to the fore as the rivals took their knife-edge White House race to western battleground states. As each candidate seeks even the slightest of advantages, they have also homed…

PHOENIX: Kamala Harris on Thursday (Oct 31) slammed Donald Trump for what she called "very offensive" remarks about women, putting abortion rights back in the spotlight as her riv

Both candidates stage rallies in Arizona, Nevada, two Southwest states where Latino voters play key role

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has warned voters Republican Donald Trump and his allies will scale back healthcare programmes if...

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has warned voters Republican Donald Trump and his allies will scale back healthcare programmes if...

Oct. 31 (UPI) -- Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris told reporters in Wisconsin on Thursday that Donald Trump's remark that he will protect women -- whether they "like it or not" -- is offensive to everyone because it disrespects the right and ability of women to make their own life decisions, including about their own bodies.

Kamala Harris seized on Donald Trump’s latest comments about women, and the Trump team lashed out over a remark about his female allies by Mark Cuban, a top Harris supporter.

Harris campaign surrogate Mark Cuban's suggestion that women in Donald Trump's orbit are weak and dumb rocks the Kamala Harris campaign even as the furor rages over President Biden's dismissal of Trump supporters as “garbage."

Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, fought back at Donald Trump after the Republican said he will protect women, "whether the women like it or not"