In a combative interview with Fox News, Kamala Harris said in the most emphatic terms to date that, if she wins the election, she would pursue an independent presidency that would not be a repeat of President Joe Biden’s nearly four years in office.

Vice President Kamala Harris was grilled over her shifting views on immigration and relationship with President Joe Biden

Vice President Kamala Harris on Wednesday hammered former President Donald Trump as thin-skinned and a threat to U.S. democracy in a combative interview with Fox News. The interview marked an opportunity for Harris to appear on a network that frequently criticizes her and praises her opponent,

Biden has been dogged by accusations that he is not exerting as much influence as he could over Netanyahu and how Israel conducts itself in war.

"Let me be very clear," Harris said during her interview with Fox News. "My presidency would not be a continuation of Joe Biden's presidency.

In his final months in office, President Joe Biden is signaling new willingness to use U.S. military assistance to Israel as both a carrot and a stick to influence its high-stakes confrontation with Iran and Iran-backed militant groups.

President Biden spoke by telephone to President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine about the security package, which includes munitions, armored vehicles and other weapons.

In her first interview with FOX News, the presidential candidate was also pushed on immigration and border security.

President Joe Biden acknowledged Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris wouldn’t act as a carbon copy of his own administration, tacitly nodding to a key challenge his vice president faces as she enters the final sprint of her campaign: How to distinguish herself from his record.

President Joe Biden will visit Arizona on October 24 and 25, according to the White House. Polls show Donald Trump leading Kamala Harris in the state.

President Biden was reflecting on his own experience as the No. 2 for eight years when he made a remark Tuesday that was widely seen as absolving Vice President Kamala Harris from any fault for [dista