Will end economic disaster of Kamala Harris, launch Trump economic miracle: Donald Trump
Trump said Harris' failed economic agenda wiped out nearly 30,000 private sector jobs just recently, and nearly 50,000 manufacturing jobs just over the last short period of time.
Trump says vaccine skeptic RFK Jr will have 'big role' in health care if he wins
Trump described Harris as a "radical left Marxist," linking her to the "Defund the Police" movement and alleging that her policies have led to widespread job losses and increased crime.
'Kamala, you are fired', thunders Trump as race for White House remained razor-tight
As the race for the White House remained very close, Trump mounted a sharp attack on Harris while using President Joe Biden's comments that appeared to call Trump's supporters "garbage".
US Polls 2024: How Do Voters in Nevada’s Key County Really Feel About Ballot Security?|N18G
With less than a week until the presidential election, Nevada voters in Clark County feel reassured about ballot security amid concerns over election-related divisiveness. Nevada Governor Joe Lombardo announced that the state’s National Guard will be on standby to support law enforcement in Clark County, a key area that could influence the election outcome. Voters, including Las Vegas residents, expressed relief over added security measures, though some voiced concerns about potential harassment at polling sites. The National Guard presence aims to prevent disturbances and ensure voters can participate safely in this contentious election season.
US presidential elections: Indian-Americans throwing weight behind Kamala Harris
Harris' Closing Remark Promises To 'Put Country Above Party,' Urges To Reject Fear, Division | N18G
In her closing campaign speech at the Ellipse, where Donald Trump incited the Capitol insurrection, Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized her commitment to putting the country above party and self-interest. With just a week before Election Day, she urged voters to recognize the stark choice before them. Harris contrasted her approach with Trump’s divisive tactics, asserting that she welcomes differing opinions rather than viewing them as threats. She pledged to restore abortion rights overturned by the Supreme Court and criticized Trump’s competency on the international stage, claiming world leaders see him as an "easy mark." Harris highlighted Trump’s self-serving behavior and authoritarian tendencies, warning that he poses a danger to democracy. The speech drew a large crowd, aiming to engage undecided voters in battleground states and encourage them to envision a more inclusive and hopeful future under her leadership.
Harris Tries To Win Over Republicans In Closing Remark, Urges To “Start Writing Next Chapter" | N18G
In a recent speech in Washington, DC, Vice President Kamala Harris appealed to Republicans and former Trump supporters, emphasizing the importance of unity in a democracy. She stated that disagreement should not create division, urging people to "lock arms" rather than point fingers. Harris announced her readiness to provide new leadership as a presidential candidate, acknowledging that many voters are still getting to know her. She highlighted the challenges of her campaign timeline due to President Biden's decision not to seek reelection, but expressed confidence in her ability to tackle tough fights against powerful interests. Harris also shared her personal story, reflecting on her immigrant background and commitment to advocating for marginalized communities. She called for voters to reject the influence of former President Trump and reminded them of the extraordinary potential to shape America's future. Harris concluded by encouraging action to start a new chapter in the nation's story.
Kamala Harris’ tech embrace halts Trump tide and fills war chest
The latest data from the Federal Election Commission show that Harris’ efforts to re-engage with the tech industry have paid off — literally — by encouraging new donations and stemming Silicon Valley’s pro-Trump shift.
Traders hunt profit playing warped election betting markets
Prediction markets have enjoyed heightened visibility in the run-up to the election, particularly after reports emerged that a trader had spent $45 million wagering on Trump on Polymarket.
Report: Washington Post loses more than 200,000 subscriptions following non-endorsement
The Post had more than 2.5 million subscribers last year, the bulk of them digital, making it third behind The New York Times and Wall Street Journal in circulation.
Washington Post's Bezos defends decision to end presidential endorsements
The subscription cancellations as of midday represented about 8% of the paper’s paid circulation of 2.5 million subscribers, which includes print as well, reported NPR, which said a series of columnists had resigned their positions in protest.
Joe Biden casts 2024 election ballot near his Delaware home
Biden voted on Monday at the state of Delaware Department of Elections, not far from his home outside Wilmington
Who is Ashwin Ramaswami? 25-year-old Indian-American Democrat taking on a Trump ally in Georgia
Ramaswami’s campaign underscores election security, distinguishing himself from his opponent, Shawn Still, who allegedly participated in a scheme to assign Georgia's 2020 electoral votes to Donald Trump despite the state’s official results favoring Joe Biden.
Warning sign for Democrats; decline in attachment from Indian-Americans
According to the survey, 61 percent of registered Indian-American voter respondents plan to vote for Harris, while 32 percent intend to vote for Trump.
US Election News Updates: Joe Biden casts early ballot for Harris as Election Day nears
US Election Updates: "I want to start with a straightforward question: Are you better off now than you were four years ago?" Trump asked, emphasising that he is here to bring "hope."
Elon Musk says the real threat to democracy is the people who accuse Trump of endangering it
Musk also said that the January 6 attack by Trump’s supporters has been called “some sort of violent insurrection, which is simply not the case”.
US Election News Updates: Kamala Harris says she is not concerned about Trump's talks with Netanyahu
US Election News Updates: Democratic presidential candidate Harris faces Republican Trump in what polls show to be a tight race for the Nov. 5 U.S. elections.
From crypto to vaping: Donald Trump's huge promises to big corporates ahead of US elections
Trump’s main fund-raising committee has reportedly receiving more than $8.2 million in cryptocurrency donations till September.
Harris focuses on abortion in Texas, as Trump heads to Michigan
Trump has lost ground with women voters since Harris became the Democratic candidate, polls show, although the two are in a tight race in the battleground states.
From replacing income taxes with tariffs to Xi and aliens, Trump opens up in a freewheeling podcast
Trump opined on a number of topics, defending his populist economic agenda while offering strong praise for billionaire Elon Musk - who he labeled “out of this world” - as well as Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Beyonce endorses Kamala Harris in joyful speech at Houston rally: 'I'm here as a mother'
Houston is Beyoncé’s hometown, and Harris’ presidential campaign has taken on Beyonce’s 2016 track “Freedom,” a cut from her landmark 2016 album “Lemonade,” as its anthem.
US Election News Highlights: Michelle Obama joins Harris for campaign event in Michigan as Trump holds rally in key battleground state
US Election News Highlights: Polls indicate that Trump has lost some ground among women voters since Harris entered the race, although both candidates remain competitive in battleground states.
Curious about 2024 US election outcome? Here's John Mearsheimer's prediction
Mearsheimer said that even without winning the popular vote, Trump could still secure the presidency.
US Election News Highlights: More than 30 million votes cast already
As the countdown to Election Day intensifies, Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump are ramping up efforts to rally voters across the country. Over 30 million voters in the United States have already cast their votes early, while both presidential candidates Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are campaign in the swing states of Georgia and Nevada, reports CNBC TV18.
US Presidential Election
The US presidential race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is being keenly watched across the world as the two candidates vie for the most powerful position in the world. The 60th quadrennial US presidential will be held on November 5, 2024 and the results will start trickling in the same day.
Incumbent President Joe Biden has dropped out of the race amid concerns over his age and health. He endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, who is now the official Democratic candidate. Harris, who already made history by becoming the first female, African American, and Asian American Vice President of US, is now aiming for another unprecedented achivement - becoming the first-ever female President of the United States. Her challenger, former President Donald Trump, is determined to return to the Oval Office just four years after he was ousted from power by Biden. This will be Trump's third straight presidential election.
Harris, who is seen as a liberal and "pragmatic moderate", aims to address key issues such as economic recovery, healthcare access, and climate change, while appealing to a diverse voter base. She also supports abortion rights and is making reproductive health care central to her presidential campaign. On the Republican side, Trump is focusing on themes of economic nationalism, border security, and a promise to "Make America Great Again." Trump remains a polarising figure, attracting a loyal following while also facing considerable opposition from within and outside his party.
As the election approaches, various factors will influence voter sentiment, including the state of the economy, inflation rates, and foreign policy challenges. Key battleground states, including Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, and Arizona, are likely to play a crucial roles in determining the election outcome.
In addition to the presidential race, voters will also cast ballots for congressional seats, gubernatorial races, and various state and local offices. The composition of Congress will be at stake, affecting the legislative landscape for the next several years.
