Kamala Harris Narrows Gap in Presidential Race Amidst Trump's Criticism

Vice President Kamala Harris has surged as the Democratic presidential candidate, narrowing the gap with Republican rival Donald Trump in recent polls. Speaking to the American Federation of Teachers, Harris emphasized economic and workers' rights while criticizing Republicans on gun control. Former President Obama is expected to soon endorse her.

Vice President Kamala Harris, who has emerged as the Democratic presidential candidate, has narrowed the gap with her Republican rival, Donald Trump, according to recent polls. This development has revitalized the presidential race as Harris vies to succeed President Joe Biden.

Addressing the American Federation of Teachers in Houston, Harris focused on economic policies and workers' rights, criticizing Republicans for obstructing gun control measures. Her stance has garnered significant support, evidenced by more than 100,000 women joining a Zoom call to back her campaign.

Former President Barack Obama, in regular contact with Harris, is expected to endorse her candidacy soon, which could further strengthen her position. Harris released her first campaign video online, accompanied by Beyonce's song 'Freedom,' and successfully engaged younger voters through TikTok.

(With inputs from agencies.)