Harris and Trump campaign in Arizona and Nevada as U.S. economy shows solid growth
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Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are campaigning in Arizona and Nevada, focusing on undecided voters. Both candidates aim to attract Latino voters and discuss border security, a key issue in the election. Harris criticized Trump’s recent comments about women, framing them as a warning about his potential presidency. Trump is working to distance himself from negative remarks made at his rallies and is trying to regain support among Latino voters. The U.S. economy shows solid growth, with consumer spending rising and inflation decreasing. However, a report is expected to show slower job growth for October due to strikes and other factors.