During an interview hosted by the National Association of Black Journalists in Philadelphia on Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris vowed to “earn” the Black male vote this November.

Vice President Kamala Harris cited proposals like a small business tax deduction and eliminating medical debt from credit scores in a pitch to Black voters.

Quaadir Bey has seen the landscape shift, even if slightly, when it comes to how Black men view politics. Casting a vote in favor of a Democratic candidate isn’t a guarantee, he said. “It’s Black men looking for other options that exist within the Republican Party,

A Post-Ipsos poll finds that the commitment of Black Americans to vote this fall has rebounded since Harris became the Democratic nominee.

Still, Harris and Trump have seriously different pitches for the nation. They diverge most on climate change, reproductive rights and gun control. Before you cast your ballot, USA TODAY’s voter guide can help you lay out where each candidate stands.

Away from the campaign trail, the US central bank is poised to lower interest rates for the first time in four years.