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This weekend, the presidential candidates are getting ready for their first debate in Pennsylvania.

Vice President Kamala Harris is in Pittsburgh to prepare while former President Donald Trump is

rallying his base in the battleground state of Wisconsin.

More from NPR's Amy held.

Among the rules for Tuesday's debate, answers and rebuttals must be tight,

two minutes or shorter, and no pre-written notes notes Trump has dismissed the importance of studying up

his campaign says for him connecting with voters is a form of debate prep.

Harris is spending five days practicing in Pittsburgh.

And while the debate stage in Philadelphia provides a national spotlight,

Pennsylvania is pivotal for both Harris and Trump who are spending a lot of time and

money there to reach the

central swing state voters. One question voters will not have answered until

after the election whether Trump will serve time behind bars. After a New York judge Friday agreed to delay sentencing

for his felony hush money conviction.

Amy Held and Pierre News.

At a Financial Times conference in London, the head of the CIA says the US is making a new ceasefire proposal for the war in Gaza, and peers Lauren Freier has that story.

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