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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.

It was around this time of year in 2022 when I visited Fethullah Gulen's sanctuary in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania in the United States. I didn't know whether I would get to see the influential Turkish spiritual leader as we were shown around the gardens and buildings where he lived in self-exile with a group of students and followers.

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.

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.

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.

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.

President Joe Biden recently faced backlash from former President Donald Trump and Republican supporters for reportedly referring to Trump's backers as "garbage" during a virtual campaign event. Speaking to attendees, Biden remarked, "The Puerto Ricans that I know in Delaware are good, decent people. They are not garbage.