Politics

In this episode of Battleground, we dive into the heart of the 2024 presidential race as it heats up in three crucial swing states. We start in North Carolina, where Donald Trump is battling to regain lost ground with a series of high-stakes campaign events. Then, we head to Michigan to explore how auto workers are shifting the balance in favor of Kamala Harris, transforming Democrats from underdogs to frontrunners. Finally, we take a deep dive into the Keystone State, examining the five critical regions that will determine who wins Pennsylvania's coveted electoral votes.

Diplomats from the U.S., Qatar and Egypt are now holding talks on a possible ceasefire deal in Gaza.

The race for House Majority could come down to just a few dozen seats in November. One of those tight races is happening in Colorado.

Cleanup crews worked on improvement projects around Chicago to prepare for the influx of guest in the city for the DNC next week.

Both the Trump and Harris campaigns are focusing heavily on the economy with 80 days left until the election.

Today will be the first time we see President Joe Biden on the campaign trail since he decided not to run for re-election.

Inflation fell to its lowest level in more than three years. But, are people feeling the different at the store or when they pay monthly bills?

Wednesday was the day for Democrats at the Illinois State Fair.

Arizona's Doug Ducey stuns with a Trump endorsement - we'll dive into the surprising backstory. In Wisconsin, a Trump-backed candidate faces the voters, while Dems celebrate blocking GOP power grabs. Plus, Kamala Harris leans into her HBCU roots. Can black colleges and sororities swing the swing states? SE Cupp unpacks it all in this episode of Battleground.

They're being called the "lifeblood" of the convention. Thousands of volunteers will be helping out at the DNC next week, ranging in age from 16 to 100.

Since entering the race, VP Kamala Harris has flipped on a number of topics.

Migrant advocates in Chicago are gearing up for a possible influx of asylum seekers as the Democratic National Convention approaches, despite a recent decline in the number of bus drop-offs in the area.