Is the Harris Polling Bump Real? Experts Say It’s Too Soon to Tell
Democratic voters are “energized,” one pollster says. Plus: The dangerous job of shipbreaking.
Vice President Kamala Harris drew crowds outside her event Saturday in Pittsfield, Massachusetts.
Photographer: Stephanie Scarbrough/AFPIt’s understandable if all the shakeups in the past month of presidential politics have left you feeling unsettled. As Businessweek national correspondent Joshua Green writes today, don’t grasp at the polls yet for any feeling of certainty about how the race has changed. Plus: The dirty, dangerous job of dismantling a ship on the beach. If this email was forwarded to you, click here to sign up.
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