Kamala Harris accepts Democratic nomination, vows to be president "for all Americans"

Kamala Harris has accepted the Democratic presidential nomination, becoming the first woman of color to lead a major party ticket in the United States. In her speech, Harris emphasized the need for unity and a "new way forward" for the country, promising to prosecute the case against Donald Trump and carry the country to a brighter and fairer future. Harris highlighted her own personal journey, stating that she is no stranger to unlikely journeys, and emphasized the importance of perseverance and determination. She also drew contrast with her rival, former President Donald Trump, and sought to redefine herself for America. Harris has 74 days until the presidential election on November 5, and polls suggest she is in a tight race with Trump.