Vice President Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) are set to address the Democratic National Committee’s (DNC) finance directors amid reports that the campaign is $20 million in debt after a lavish spending spree.

Kamala Harris is keeping her options open as she looks to her future political career. Despite losing her whirlwind presidential bid, the vice president is reportedly “staying in the fight.” Sources in Harris' inner circle told Politico that her path forward could be a possible 2028 presidential run,

Voters over the age of 65 are among the most reliable to cast ballots. Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris evenly split these voters nationally, with 49% each, according to exit polls. In Pennsylvania, Trump had an edge with voters 65 and over – 52% to 48% for Harris.

The White House released a memo that hailed the Biden-Harris administration as one of the most successful in history, despite losing the 2024 election.

Vice President Kamala Harris is searching for next steps in her political career after losing the election, according to some former aides and allies of Harris.

Fingers have been pointed at the economy, the abandonment of working-class voters, and Joe Biden not dropping out sooner.

Kamala Harris' star-studded list of endorsers drew attention, but there is no proof – and plenty of denials – that she paid for their support.

Harris has told allies and friends she is "staying in the fight" as she prepares for her exit from the vice presidency in January.

Claims circulating on social media that Vice President Kamala Harris alone won states that do not require voter ID are wrong.

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg took a swipe at House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) on Monday for his comments on Friday’s show that claimed the economy, not “racism and misogyny,” was why Vice President Kamala Harris lost the election.

The largest outside group that supported Kamala Harris in the 2024 election paid companies owned or otherwise linked to its founders over $10 million.

Democratic megadonor John Morgan tells “CUOMO” that those who poured money into the Harris-Walz campaign were trying to defeat Trump, not elect Harris. He adds that the reported $1.5 billion spent in four months,