Donald Trump

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.

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.

The US elections are highlighting the catastrophic consequences of the long-term devaluation of the country's "traditional" news media. Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are completely different people, with very different policies, and America will be very different after this election, depending on which of the two wins.

A recent study by the sociological institute "Gallup" has revealed varying global attitudes toward the upcoming US presidential elections. The survey indicates that a majority of respondents would cast their votes for Kamala Harris, with 54% supporting the Democratic candidate, while only 26% would back Donald Trump. The remaining participants were undecided.

Donald Trump told supporters Monday he is "not a Nazi," using a rally in the final week of a bitter White House race to refute accusations of authoritarianism, including from a former top aide who branded him a fascist.

When doors close and no one listens, even my most liberal or center-left American colleagues predict that Republican candidate Donald Trump will win the next US election. Obviously they don't want it. But they see that Trump acts like a "force of nature" as he gathers around him a massive audience that treats him much like the members of a sect treat their leader.

The US presidential election is always of great interest globally because of the influence that the global superpower wields with its foreign policy.

For three full hours, Donald Trump chatted with Joe Rogan on the latter’s popular podcast “The Joe Rogan Experience,” with the episode released Friday night.