Harris vs. Trump: The Healthcare and Hispanic Voter Showdown

Democratic candidate Kamala Harris warns of potential healthcare cuts under Trump, as both candidates vie for Hispanic voters in the Southwest. Jennifer Lopez endorses Harris, while Trump attempts to appeal to Latino populations. The Affordable Care Act becomes a central campaign issue once more.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris issued a stern warning to voters this Thursday about Republican rival Donald Trump's alleged plans to cut healthcare programs. She accused him of making offensive comments towards women during a rally the day before, as both candidates campaigned in the Southwest to court Hispanic voters.

Harris emphasized the importance of healthcare in this election, noting Trump's previous attempts to dismantle the Affordable Care Act. Meanwhile, Trump countered her claims, insisting on his Truth Social platform that he never intended to repeal the program. Opinion polls indicate a tight race, with each candidate finding favor along deeply divided gender lines.

Star support for Harris continued as Jennifer Lopez backed her campaign, following endorsements earlier from a Mexican rock band and LeBron James. Trump, however, aims to sway New Mexico's large Latino populace. Healthcare and the Affordable Care Act remain persistent issues as the campaign nears Election Day.

(With inputs from agencies.)