A recent ABC News/Ipsos poll indicates that Vice President Kamala Harris holds a slight lead over former President Donald Trump, with 50% to 46% among all adults and 52% to 46% among likely voters, showing no significant post-Democratic National Convention boost. While Trump excels in trust on key issues like the economy and immigration, Harris has garnered more support among women voters and is viewed favorably for her campaign performance. Senator Lindsey Graham acknowledges Trump's struggles in polls, suggesting he focus on issues rather than personal attacks against Harris. The Kremlin perceives Harris as a more predictable adversary compared to Trump, emphasizing the lack of hope for improved U.S.-Russia relations regardless of the election outcome. Lastly, other articles highlight ongoing challenges in the judicial system that could impact Trump as he navigates his political future.