U.S Election

Dearborn, Michigan, with its large Arab American population, was once considered a reliably Democratic city. But anger over the current administration's handling of Israel's wars in Gaza and Lebanon have led many locals to spurn Kamala Harris in the ballots. In a battleground state in a tight presidential race, the disenchantment could be decisive.

The vice president joined Maya Rudolph during the sketch comedy show's cold open. Comedian John Mulaney also hosted for the sixth time, alongside musical guest Chappell Roan.

Our forecast now puts her level with Donald Trump

Kamala Harris has been accused of delivering the “single most awkward political rally moment in American history” in this viral footage.

Billionaire magnate Jeff Bezos has made a sobering admission about the state of the world and is copping a tidal wave of backlash as a result.

New York’s Democratic mayor has defended Donald Trump, slamming claims that the Republican nominee is a “fascist” who could be compared to Adolf Hitler.

A final prediction by one of the US’ most respected pollsters has delivered more bad news to Kamala Harris as a possible Donald Trump victory nears.

North America editor Sarah Smith found warning signs for Harris when speaking to voters on her own tour of battleground states.

Voters remember Trump’s presidency more fondly as negative views of Harris grow

The pop star will appear with presidential candidate Kamala Harris at a rally in Houston on Friday.

Between Kamala Harris' nonsensical preaching on democracy, the media's harping against Donald Trump and liberals playing the woman card, I've had enough.

With about two weeks left until election day, the fight between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris may already be over, experts believe.

Nominee says presidency would ‘not be a continuation’ of Biden’s and condemns Trump for ‘enemy within’ comments

Harris repeatedly touted Biden's fitness to serve before his dramatic exit from the 2024 race

Kamala Harris is taking two huge risks in the final stretch of her election campaign – despite an expert warning just “one slip-up could derail momentum.”

A popular radio host has called out Kamala Harris in front of millions of listeners, questioning the presidential candidate why her answers seemed “scripted”.

The Democratic nominee has shelved Michelle Obama’s “when they go low, we go high” approach for something more like “when the polls go low, we go lower”.