Biden overtakes Trump in Fox News poll while Trump criticizes the network

President Joe Biden has surpassed Donald Trump by two points in the latest Fox News poll, marking the first time since October that he has taken the lead. The poll, published just one week before the first presidential debate, shows Biden with 50% of the vote compared to Trump's 48%. This represents a one-point improvement for Biden over last month's figures, where Trump had been leading by one point. Biden has strong support from Black voters, with 73% backing him. The poll also indicates high levels of loyalty among partisans, with 95% of Democrats supporting Biden and 95% of Republicans backing Trump. The impact of recent events, such as Trump's felony charges and Biden's immigration executive order, may be influencing voter preferences. When third-party candidates are included, Biden leads Trump by one point, with independents Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Cornel West receiving 10% and 2% respectively. Green candidate Jill Stein has 2% support. Biden also leads Trump by nine points among independent voters. The survey suggests that underlying demographic trends in the race remain consistent. Americans are feeling more optimistic about the economy, with nearly a third of respondents expressing positive sentiments. Biden's job approval rating stands at 45%. In other news, experienced South Florida judges advised Judge Cannon to pass on a case, but she chose to remain. Trump has fallen two points behind Biden in the latest Fox News poll, marking the first time he has trailed since October. The upcoming presidential debate will provide a crucial opportunity for both candidates to make their case to voters. Despite potential challenges, Trump remains determined to secure the Republican nomination. The Lincoln Project has released a critical assessment of Trump's character, highlighting various controversies and scandals. Meanwhile, MyPillow founder Mike Lindell faces legal troubles related to election fraud claims. Overall, Biden's lead in the polls reflects a shifting political landscape as the election approaches.