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 As American voters prepare for the November election, the choice is clear between Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump. Here’s a breakdown of their key policies on various issues:  A graphic comparing key policy positions of Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump ahead of the November election Economy Harris prioritizes reducing food and housing costs for working families, promising to ban price-gouging on groceries and assist first-time homebuyers. Trump aims to “end inflation and make America affordable again,” proposing lower interest rates and suggesting that deporting undocumented immigrants will relieve housing pressures. Immigration Harris has focused on addressing the root causes of the southern border crisis, raising funds for regional investments. Despite recent increases in border crossings, she has toughened her stance, emphasizing her prosecutorial experience against human trafficking. Trump plans to com...

 In a surprisingly civil vice-presidential debate on Tuesday night, Republican JD Vance and Democrat Tim Walz addressed key issues facing American voters ahead of the November 5 election. Unlike the heated presidential debates earlier this year, this 90-minute conversation on CBS News in New York focused more on their opponents than on direct confrontations. While Walz initially struggled, he gained confidence discussing abortion and the January 6 Capitol riot. Vance, known for his polished speaking style, remained composed and offered a more approachable version of Trump's conservative messaging. He stated, "Donald Trump was president. Inflation was low. Take-home pay was higher," reinforcing his candidate's economic record. The debate featured moments of agreement, with both candidates acknowledging common ground on certain issues. When Walz shared a personal story about his son witnessing a shooting, Vance expressed genuine concern, highlighting a more human side t...