82 Days Out: The State of play in Arizona, Wisconsin, & the HBCU vote | Battleground EP 12

Arizona's Doug Ducey stuns with a Trump endorsement - we'll dive into the surprising backstory. In Wisconsin, a Trump-backed candidate faces the voters, while Dems celebrate blocking GOP power grabs. Plus, Kamala Harris leans into her HBCU roots. Can black colleges and sororities swing the swing states? SE Cupp unpacks it all in this episode of Battleground.

Possible migrant surge in Chicago ahead of DNC

Migrant advocates in Chicago are gearing up for a possible influx of asylum seekers as the Democratic National Convention approaches, despite a recent decline in the number of bus drop-offs in the area.

Chicago, federal officials confident in security plan for DNC

Chicago and federal law enforcement leaders expressed confidence Tuesday in their security plan for the upcoming Democratic National Convention, while issuing warnings to Chicagoans about potential disruptions during the event.

CPD, Secret Service confident in safety plans for upcoming DNC

CPD Supt. Larry Snelling and Derek Mayer from the Secret Service reassured the public about their confidence in the safety plans in place, including being able to manage what could be tens of thousands of people joining rallies and marches outside the convention.

Cyber attack delays Trump interview on X, Musk says

Election security is top of mind for U.S. officials. The FBI is investigating reported cyber attacks on both the Trump and Harris campaigns and a potential cyber attack is also being blamed for nearly shuting down the former president's interview with Elon Musk on "X" Monday.

Judge rules on DNC protest route

A coalition of protestors sued the city of Chicago and has been battling for months over what they say is a fight for free speech.

Federal judge rejects activists' request for new DNC protest route

A federal judge handed down a ruling late Monday night siding with the City of Chicago and their proposed route for protesters at the DNC. Activists were seeking a larger route closer to the United Center and claimed that their First Amendment rights were violated.