The Latest from Fox News Politics: Deadlocked Campaigns, Ukrainian Counteroffensive, and Walz Discord

In this issue, we cover the tight race between Trump and Harris, Ukraine's escalating efforts to strike Russian soil, growing divisions within the Democratic party, and the ongoing fallout from Doug Emhoff's past affair.

According to a recent poll, the 2024 presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris remains too close to call in seven key swing states. The poll found that Trump and Harris are virtually tied, with 49% and 51% of the vote, respectively. This narrow margin of error suggests that the race is still up for grabs and that any potential missteps by either candidate could sway the outcome.

Ukraine continues to mount a robust counteroffensive against Russia, with drone strikes targeting military and government targets in five Russian regions. Early Friday morning, Ukrainian drones struck an ammunition depot and warehouse in the Lipetsk region, just north of the heavily contested Kursk region. These strikes indicate Ukraine's growing confidence in using drones to carry out long-range attacks behind enemy lines.

The Latest from Fox News Politics: Deadlocked Campaigns, Ukrainian Counteroffensive, and Walz Discord

Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar has openly criticized Minnesota Governor Tim Walz for his stance on education, accusing him of adhering to the same "dangerous" policies as far-left radicals. Omar's comments highlight the growing rift within the Democratic party, with some members expressing frustration over Walz's more moderate approach.

Progressive women's groups have largely remained silent on the recent revelation that Doug Emhoff, husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, had an affair in his previous marriage. This silence has raised eyebrows, as these groups have been vocal in condemning similar behavior by conservative politicians. Critics have accused the groups of hypocrisy and selective outrage.

The Latest from Fox News Politics: Deadlocked Campaigns, Ukrainian Counteroffensive, and Walz Discord

President Biden has spent a significant portion of his time at his home in Delaware, attending only one event at the White House this week. This decision has sparked speculation that Biden may be seeking to avoid the political turmoil and distractions of Washington D.C.

Republicans are appealing to the Supreme Court to allow Arizona's proof of citizenship law to be enforced. The law requires voters to provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote. Democrats have challenged the law, arguing that it discriminates against minority voters.

A panel on CNN engaged in a heated debate over Kamala Harris's lack of engagement with the media. Some panelists argued that Harris's aloofness is damaging her campaign, while others defended her approach.

Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro has banned the use of the letter "X" for 10 days following a public dispute with Elon Musk. The ban stems from Musk's use of the letter "X" to represent gender neutrality, which Maduro deemed offensive.

The United Kingdom is considering jail time for individuals who make offensive social media posts amid ongoing anti-immigration riots. The government has argued that such posts incite hatred and violence.