Donald Trump

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.

Charlie Kirk poses a question to the enthusiastic, young crowd he’s addressing: “Are you ready to send Donald Trump back to the White House?”

Two months after Kamala Harris took the Democratic nomination for her endorsement in the U.S. election against Republican, Donald Trump, her enthusiastic support has begun to be met with uncertainty.

President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen (L) and European Council President Charles Michel address a closing press conference after an EU summit in Brussels on Oct. 17, 2024.

Kamala Harris said Tuesday that America is "absolutely" ready to elect its first woman president, but she downplayed her historic bid, stating she simply wants to turn the page for a nation "exhausted" by Donald Trump.

“Traditionally” in these battles, happening since 2016, it’s not so much the message that plays an important role as the targeting of a specific audience. The science behind a campaign for a presidential candidate is beyond complicated and extremely costly, and the funds that the blue and red camps draw on are pivotal.

With less than two weeks until the US elections, former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris, both presidential candidates, intensified their campaigns over the weekend. While Trump aims for a second term, Harris is vying for her first term as president.