Trump and Harris Clash Over Debate on Fox News

Donald Trump proposed a debate with Kamala Harris on Fox News, countering an already agreed debate on ABC. Harris secured the Democratic nomination and plans to participate in the original debate. Trump's attacks on Harris and Georgia Republicans highlight a fierce campaign season. Polls show a tight race.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has called for a debate with Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris on Fox News, which she claimed was an attempt to back out of an already scheduled ABC debate.

Trump's proposal for a full arena audience debate in Pennsylvania, akin to his debate with President Joe Biden, has drawn criticism from Harris, who vowed to stick to the original plan and accused Trump of seeking a safer platform. Harris' team perturbed by Trump's unwillingness to adhere to prior agreements, insists on further debates post-September 10.

Campaign tensions rose with Trump's continued personal attacks on Harris and Georgia Republicans, despite warnings from party leaders. Meanwhile, polls reflect a close contest between Trump and Harris, intensifying the campaign narratives.

(With inputs from agencies.)