Both campaigns have multiple stops this week, with candidates talking about abortion, maternal death and immigration

New findings from Lifeway Research and Pew Research Center surveys paint picture of religious voters' support for Trump vs. Harris and top issues.

Majorities of likely Iowa voters say Trump would better handle inflation, immigration and foreign policy, but Harris would do a better job on abortion

Vice President Kamala Harris said on Tuesday a Georgia woman's death could have been prevented if the state did not have an abortion ban, and pinned the blame on Republican presidential rival Donald Trump.

More likely Iowa voters believe Donald Trump would do a better job at keeping America secure, while more say Kamala Harris is more trustworthy.

At least two women in Georgia died because they could not access abortion care since Roe v. Wade fell two years ago, ProPublica reported.

A new poll by Emerson College/The Hill shows former President Donald Trump with a sizable lead over Vice President Kamala Harris in support among Hoosiers. 57% of likely Indiana voters who were surveyed say that they support the former President,