Kamala Harris And Joe Biden

Americans head to the polls on Tuesday in a mood of discontent and division, with opinion polls showing nearly two-thirds of voters believe the country has been heading in the wrong direction under President Joe Biden.

Biden slammed Harris' rival, former Republican President Donald Trump, and his supporters on policy issues during a speech in Scranton.

The latest CNN polls showed that Harris has a narrow advantage in Michigan and Wisconsin, while she and Trump remain tied in Pennsylvania.

White House rivals Donald Trump and Kamala Harris launched a frantic last week of election campaigning Wednesday, with the Democrat having to distance herself from comments by President Joe Biden that appeared to label Trump supporters "garbage."

It's not just the Harris-Trump show: US voters this November 5 will cast ballots for new members of Congress, tens of thousands of state and local officials, and in multiple referendums on topics including hot-button issues like abortion.

Within a few short weeks, Kamala Harris created an election campaign out of nothing. She held rapturous rallies, raised more than $1 billion in funds and brought what she called a burst of joy to a party that had given up hope.

"Vastly superior" is what 15 Nobel Prize-winning economists had called President Joe Biden's economic plan in June, and this is what 23 of them now call Vice President Kamala Harris' plan.

Age has been a crucial factor in a campaign that Joe Biden quit over fears about his capacity, and where Kamala Harris has steadily taken aim at Donald Trump's mental fitness for office.

The Indian American community is critical for both parties because even though they make up only 1% of the US population, about a third of them reside in Presidential battleground states like Michigan and Georgia.

Kamala Harris celebrates her 60th birthday on Sunday, but it's US election rival Donald Trump whose age is under scrutiny after a series of rambling speeches and a bizarre dance party.

Donald Trump has never been one to abide by rules. Four years ago he cried fraud and did not accept the election results and there could be a possibility of him doing the same this time around after the November 5 election.

The latest poll by NBC showed Donald Trump and Kamala Harris tied at 48 per cent, while the aggregation of polls by RealClear Polls had the Democrat leading by 1.7 per cent.

US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris spoke Wednesday with Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu, the White House said, as Israel weighs its response to last week's missile attack by Iran.

For both Trump and Harris, whose views on foreign policy are still inchoate beyond a broad continuation of incumbent Joe Biden's approach, a primary determinant of their outlook will be their policy towards China.

In contrast to teetotalers Donald Trump and Joe Biden, Harris revealed on late night TV Tuesday that she likes the occasional brew.

Americans head to the polls on Tuesday in a mood of discontent and division, with opinion polls showing nearly two-thirds of voters believe the country has been heading in the wrong direction under President Joe Biden.

Biden slammed Harris' rival, former Republican President Donald Trump, and his supporters on policy issues during a speech in Scranton.

The latest CNN polls showed that Harris has a narrow advantage in Michigan and Wisconsin, while she and Trump remain tied in Pennsylvania.

White House rivals Donald Trump and Kamala Harris launched a frantic last week of election campaigning Wednesday, with the Democrat having to distance herself from comments by President Joe Biden that appeared to label Trump supporters "garbage."

It's not just the Harris-Trump show: US voters this November 5 will cast ballots for new members of Congress, tens of thousands of state and local officials, and in multiple referendums on topics including hot-button issues like abortion.

Within a few short weeks, Kamala Harris created an election campaign out of nothing. She held rapturous rallies, raised more than $1 billion in funds and brought what she called a burst of joy to a party that had given up hope.

"Vastly superior" is what 15 Nobel Prize-winning economists had called President Joe Biden's economic plan in June, and this is what 23 of them now call Vice President Kamala Harris' plan.

Age has been a crucial factor in a campaign that Joe Biden quit over fears about his capacity, and where Kamala Harris has steadily taken aim at Donald Trump's mental fitness for office.

The Indian American community is critical for both parties because even though they make up only 1% of the US population, about a third of them reside in Presidential battleground states like Michigan and Georgia.

Kamala Harris celebrates her 60th birthday on Sunday, but it's US election rival Donald Trump whose age is under scrutiny after a series of rambling speeches and a bizarre dance party.

Donald Trump has never been one to abide by rules. Four years ago he cried fraud and did not accept the election results and there could be a possibility of him doing the same this time around after the November 5 election.

The latest poll by NBC showed Donald Trump and Kamala Harris tied at 48 per cent, while the aggregation of polls by RealClear Polls had the Democrat leading by 1.7 per cent.

US President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris spoke Wednesday with Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu, the White House said, as Israel weighs its response to last week's missile attack by Iran.

For both Trump and Harris, whose views on foreign policy are still inchoate beyond a broad continuation of incumbent Joe Biden's approach, a primary determinant of their outlook will be their policy towards China.

In contrast to teetotalers Donald Trump and Joe Biden, Harris revealed on late night TV Tuesday that she likes the occasional brew.