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The two-hour “discussion” between U.S. Presidential candidate Donald Trump and X platform owner and Tesla CEO Elon Musk faced technical issues, starting 40 minutes late. Musk hinted at a cyberattack, which prevented thousands from joining. During the conversation, Trump attacked Kamala Harris and Joe Biden, focusing on issues like inflation and illegal immigration.

On Monday night, former US President and Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump engaged in a wide-ranging conversation on Spaces with Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and X. During the chat, Trump sharply criticized his Democratic opponent, US Vice President Kamala Harris, as they prepare for the upcoming presidential election in November.

Donald Trump ran through his checklist of conspiracy theories Monday in a rambling conversation with his uber-wealthy supporter Elon Musk that was initially derailed by what the tech titan said was a technical glitch.

Kamala Harris now leads Donald Trump in three crucial battleground states, according to new polls published on Aug. 10, apparently eroding the advantage the former president has enjoyed there over the past year.

Kamala Harris took her rapid tour of battleground states to Arizona on Friday, where she hammered opponent Donald Trump on his favorite issue of immigration, as the Republican used his only rally of the week to boost a Senate candidate.

US Vice President Kamala Harris expressed eagerness for her upcoming debate with former President Donald Trump, scheduled for September 10. Trump, the Republican nominee, had proposed additional debates on September 4 and September 25, but Harris did not confirm her participation in these additional face-offs.

Donald Trump proposed three September debates against Kamala Harris Thursday as he sought to wrest back some of the attention lavished on his rival since her blockbuster entry into the U.S. presidential election.

On Wednesday, US President Joe Biden expressed uncertainty about whether the transition of power would be peaceful if Donald Trump loses the upcoming presidential election in November. In an interview with CBS News, Biden remarked, "If Trump loses, I'm not sure at all," highlighting concerns over the former president's rhetoric and behavior. "He really means what he says.

U.S. President Joe Biden said Wednesday he is "not confident" Donald Trump would concede peacefully if he loses the U.S. election, as the Republican's rival Kamala Harris warned a Trump victory would usher in a lawless administration set on curtailing Americans' freedoms.

How will the Chinese Communist Party leadership react to the highly unpredictable US election? China's leaders are convinced that one of the few points America's Republicans and Democrats agree on is the desire to stunt China's natural growth and the legitimate expansion of its influence.