Kamala Harris has publicly challenged Donald Trump to participate in a second debate ahead of the upcoming November election. Speaking to supporters in New York, she suggested that Trump appears to be "looking for an excuse" to avoid facing her again. Harris has confirmed her acceptance of a debate invitation from CNN, while Trump has claimed that it is "too late" for him to engage in another debate. In terms of polling, Harris currently holds a slight lead over Trump; however, the situation is more complex in key swing states that will ultimately determine the election outcome. In other news, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has expressed concerns about a potential "global conflict," mentioning that it could involve countries such as Israel, Lebanon, Iran, Taiwan, China, and several nations in Africa.

Harris Expands Lead Over Trump, Yet Presidential Race Remains Tight As the countdown to the presidential election continues, the latest polling data reveals that Vice President Kamala Harris has gained a slight edge over former President Donald Trump. According to a recent 10-day average survey, Harris is ahead by 2.6 points, with 48.5% of the vote compared to Trump's 45.9%. Despite this positive trend for Harris, the race remains highly competitive just 45 days before voters head to the polls. This week has been particularly eventful, marked by a suspected second assassination attempt against Trump, which has added to the drama of the campaign. Harris's recent polling performance is one of her strongest since she became the Democratic nominee nearly two months ago, indicating a potential shift in voter sentiment. However, with the election still on a knife edge, both candidates will need to intensify their efforts as they approach the final stretch of the campaign.