Kamala Harris on Friday secured the delegate votes needed to clinch the Democratic U.S. presidential nomination and become the first woman of color at the top of a major party ticket.
<p>NEW YORK  — Kamala Harris on Friday secured the delegate votes needed to clinch the Democratic U.S.
 Harris, who joined the livestream event where the announcement was made, said she would officially accept the nomination next week after the virtual voting period had closed.
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