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As the most turbulent presidential campaign in decades enters its final hours, Americans can be forgiven for wondering: What just happened? Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are separated by the narrowest of margins in polls – which show Tuesday’s election is a coin flip – and by a chasm in their future vision for the…
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Washington: Kamala Harris has cemented her place as a pioneer in American politics acheiveing many firsts in her inspiring journey – first woman, African-American, South Asian and person of Indian origin to hold the office of US Vice President. From her early days as a student leader to her current role as the Democratic presidential…
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Moscow: Moscow on Saturday denied it was behind fake videos about the US election after American intelligence said Russia was behind a fake video showing a Haitian immigrant claiming to have voted multiple times. Three US intelligence agencies on Friday said in a joint statement that “Russian influence actors” created the video as part of…
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As the US presidential election nears, the two primary candidates — Republican nominee Donald Trump and his Democratic counterpart Kamala Harris — are making their last pitch to the voters at multiple rallies in a day. But there’s another thing keeping the US electorate and political observers on their toes. What will unfold if Harris…
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U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken speaks during a joint news conference at the State Department October 31, 2024 in Washington, DC. Blinken and Austin are meeting with their South Korean counterparts for a 2+2 diplomatic and defense meeting. | Photo Credit: AFP The United States said Thursday that up to 8,000 North Korean troops…
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Former President Donald Trump smiles with supporters on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2024, during a roundtable event at the Drexelbrook Event Center in Drexel Hill, Pa. | Photo Credit: AP Republican Donald Trump went into damage control mode and tried to win over the Latino community on Tuesday after insulting comments about them by a speaker…
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Washington: Voting for the US 2024 will end in a staggered manner across the three time zones, starting with the East Coast next Tuesday — November 5 — but how soon will Vice-President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump know their fate? It may be a few hours, possibly by the morning of November…
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Washington: A week from now, America will know who their next President will be. The contest between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump has been a bitter one, which has left much of the US divided and polarised. A group that has emerged as a significant one is that of Indian-Americans. The more than 5.2 million-strong…
Washington: Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris will On Tuesday symbolically conclude her presidential campaign by delivering her “closing argument” from the same location in Washington D.C. where Republican Donald Trump incited a mob to attack the US Capitol on January 6, 2021 by claiming that the election was stolen from him. “We’re going to the…
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With less than two weeks to go to November 5, Election Day in the U.S.,gender has increasingly emerged as factor in support for the candidates. Republican Candidate Donald Trump has been trying to capitalise on the support he has among men, focusing especially on bolstering his numbers among younger Black and Hispanic men. Also Read:Trump’s…
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