Presidential candidates typically focus much of their travel on battleground states, but Donald Trump on Wednesday is taking his message to a somewhat unlikely place: suburban New York. The Republican presidential nominee and former president is heading to Uniondale,

Kamala Harris has repeatedly made the point that she does not take Black voters for granted, and polling suggests that appealing to young Black men is a particular challenge in this election. Civil rights attorney Charles Coleman and NYU law professor Melissa Murray join Alex Wagner to talk about how Harris can preserve this core voting bloc to help her defeat Donald Trump.

Trump has successfully persuaded many Americans that his campaign's collusion with Russia in 2016 was a “hoax.” It was not.

If you want to understand the true battleground of the current political landscape, it’s useful to glance at where the presidential campaigns are putting their dollars. You could look at the federal election spending reports,