Former President Donald Trump backed out of an interview with "60 Minutes," bucking a decades-long tradition for presidential candidates appearing on the program, CBS announced Tuesday. The news station said both Vice President Kamala Harris and Trump had previously agreed to appear on the special, airing Oct. 7 special.

The former president was booked as part of an election special, CBS said. A Trump spokesperson denied the booking, adding that CBS demanded “live fact checking.”

Donald Trump's unexpected withdrawal from the upcoming 60 Minutes interview has sparked discussion, while Kamala Harris is set to move forward with her appearance. The decision, though initially unclear,

Former President Trump is leading Vice President Harris by a razor-thin margin in the battleground state of Wisconsin, according to a poll released Wednesday. The Trafalgar Group survey asked

Polling shows a tightening race between Vice President Harris and former President Trump in some key swing states, including Michigan and Wisconsin. Chair of the Michigan Democratic Party Lavora Barnes and Chair of the Wisconsin Republican Party Brian Schimming join Chris Jansing to share their outlook for the election.