Kamala Harris Rejects Trump's Fox News Debate Proposal

Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential nominee, has refused Donald Trump's offer to shift their presidential debate to Fox News. Originally scheduled for ABC News on September 10th, Harris insists on sticking with the initial arrangement, labeling Trump as 'running scared.' The debate is part of the 2024 presidential race discussions.

Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has turned down an offer by her Republican counterpart, Donald Trump, to move their presidential debate to Fox News, media reports revealed on Sunday.

Trump and then-presidential candidate Joe Biden had initially agreed to participate in two debates. The first occurred in June, hosted by CNN, and the second was scheduled for September 10, hosted by ABC News. However, Biden withdrew from the race last month, making Harris the Democratic candidate.

Trump claimed on Saturday that he agreed to Fox News hosting the debate on September 4 instead, citing a conflict with ABC Network. In response, Harris affirmed she would adhere to the original September 10 date on ABC News, accusing Trump of evading the pre-agreed terms. According to Harris's campaign communication director, Michael Tyler, the Vice President will proceed with the ABC News debate as planned.

(With inputs from agencies.)