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As we enter the final stretch for the US presidential election, one of the main topics of discussion has been: whether pollsters are overestimating Donald Trump and underestimating that of Harris. The answer was given again a few hours ago: the Trump figure was underestimated again, as it was in 2016 and to some extent in 2020, and now Mr.

Former President Barack Obama took a strong stand against Donald Trump’s recent controversial remarks about NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo, accusing Trump of not understanding the concept of being both Black and Greek. Trump’s comment at a Milwaukee Bucks event implied doubt over Antetokounmpo’s Greek identity, asking rhetorically, “Who’s more Greek?

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The response from the Greek NBA star regarding comments made by the presidential candidate during a speech at the Milwaukee Bucks arena.

Recently, Donald Trump included Giannis Antetokounmpo in a political speech, prompting the Greek forward to give his answer.

Not even NBA star Giannis Antetokounmpo escaped the racial rhetoric of Donald Trump. Just days before the election, Trump questioned the Greek identity of the NBA player, comparing it to his nonexistent connection to Greece.

Republican presidential nominee former President Donald Trump dances at a campaign rally at the Resch Center with a garbage collector outfit on Wednesday, Oct. 30.

U.S. President Joe Biden came under fire on Oct. 29 for appearing to refer to Republican Donald Trump's supporters as "garbage" during an election campaign call.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump declared that the European Union would face significant consequences for not purchasing enough American goods if he is elected on November 5.

A chest-to-chest battle is expected between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump in the Nov. 5 election, particularly in the seven key swing states for the 60-year-old Democrat and the 78-year-old Republican, who have been making frequent appearances there.

Republican Donald Trump led a headline-grabbing rally in New York on Sunday with nonstop attacks on Kamala Harris, while Democrats sought to capitalize on the crude insults from some of his allies' opening speeches.