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As the U.S. presidential election draws near, the political landscape has become increasingly tense, reminiscent of previous high-stakes races. With a deeply divided nation, the upcoming election night is shaping up to be critical.

Kamala Harris targeted the Rust Belt while Donald Trump headed to the biggest U.S. swing states on Sunday in a frantic last push, less than 48 hours before Election Day in the historically close campaign.

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.

Turkish government officials are careful in their public statements regarding the results of the U.S. presidential elections to avoid leaving room for misinterpretations from Washington and to prevent possible shadows on their relations with the new president, whoever that may be.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump converged on Milwaukee on Friday night during their final scheduled visits to Wisconsin, a battleground state where neither of them has a lead and which is considered particularly essential to a Harris victory.

One of the most uncertain election battles of all time in the United States appears to be headed for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, just three 24 hours before the crucial vote. Even the pollsters, moreover, seem to be… throwing their hands up, as almost all polls give a lead to one candidate or the other, bordering on statistical error.

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.

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris and election rival Donald Trump traded barbs across battleground states on Friday before converging on Wisconsin's biggest city for competing rallies, creating a dramatic split-screen image in the final days of a volatile presidential race.

The governor of the US state of Washington (Northwest), Jay Inslee, announced yesterday Friday that he is activating “proactive” elements of the National Guard and putting them on alert because of “general and specific” intelligence and concerns about the outbreak of violence just 24 hours before the controversial presidential election on Tuesd

Four days before Election Day in the US, over 35 million Americans have voted in person, and more than 30 million have already sent in their mail-in ballots.