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 Biden Offers Olive Branch to Trump During Dueling Stops at Border It was the showdown Republicans have been clamoring for, expecting to win the battle over the border and the ultimate goal of the White House after November's elections: President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump both traveled to the U.S.-Mexico border in Texas on Thursday to address an issue Americans increasingly cite as a high priority. But Biden – who has been on the defensive on immigration issues during virtually his entire presidency – offered an unusual policy olive branch to the very man he blames for blocking a bipartisan border security bill in Congress, asking Trump to work with him to Here's what I would say to Mr. Trump: Instead of playing politics with this issue, instead of telling members of Congress to block this legislation, join me – or I'll join you – in telling the Congress to pass this bipartisan border security bill," Biden said in Brownsville, Texas. "We can do i...

 Vice President Kamala Harris returns to Selma to mark 'Bloody Sunday' anniversary Vice President Kamala Harris will speak on Sunday afternoon in Selma, Alabama, to mark the 59th anniversary of "Bloody Sunday," a milestone moment in the civil rights movement. She'll participate in the annual crossing jubilee of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, originally named after a Confederate general, where Alabama state troopers infamously attacked Black demonstrators as they marched for voting rights on March 7, 1965. The brutality stunned many across the country and galvanized support for the landmark Voting Rights Act. Harris' visit on Sunday also comes in an election year as she and President Joe Biden seek to cement their standing with Black voters and tout their continued focus on voting rights, which has largely been stalled in Congress -- drawing some progressive criticism that the White House could do more on its own. Senate Democrats last month reintroduced a major pro...