Kamala Harris appeared on "60 Minutes" on Monday, grilled by Bill Whitaker on immigration, the economy and foreign policy.

Reason senior editor Robby Soave and syndicated columnist Josh Hammer on the media interviews agreed to by Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton suggesting social media censorship.

Kamala Harris sat down for an interview with the "Call Her Daddy" podcast, one of the most popular shows for young women. Podcast host Alex Cooper asked some very good questions while avoiding the typical political gotcha slop.

Vice President Kamala Harris sat down with veteran CBS correspondent Bill Whitaker for an interview on 60 Minutes that aired Monday. With less than a month to go before the election, it was an opportunity for the Democratic presidential nominee to put forward her argument as to why voters should back her over her Republican rival former President Donald Trump.

Politico opened its morning newsletter on Sunday with a gripe. “DON’T CALL IT A ‘MEDIA BLITZ’ — After avoiding the media for nigh on her whole campaign, VP KAMALA HARRIS is … still largely avoiding the media,

Vice President Kamala Harris was heavily criticized for her answers during an interview on CBS’s 60 Minutes that aired on Monday night. During an interview, journalist Bill Whitaker asked Harris several questions about immigration policies.

The CBS prime-time election special does not include an interview with former President Trump who turned down the offer of back-to-back conversations. This is one of the last chances for Trump and Harris to reach a mass audience before the election.