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Donald Trump, who still refuses to accept that he lost the 2020 election to Democrat Joe Biden, says he wants a presidential victory Nov. 5 to be so overwhelming that the results are «too big to rig.» «We want a landslide,» he recently told supporters in Georgia. «We can't let anything happen.» No matter the margins, Republicans and Democrats are preparing for a potentially lengthy battle over the results once they come in. Dozens of lawsuits that could set the stage for challenges after the votes are counted are already playing out in courts across the country. Most have been filed by Republicans and their allies. Many of the cases involve challenges to mail-in balloting, ballots from overseas voters and claims of voting by people who are not U.S citizens.

Kamala Harris who is running for the post of President in the upcoming US elections has recieved resounding support from America's leading music industry pop stars during her presidential campaign rallies. In the final weeks before November's presidential election, two of the Democratic nominee's events were headlined by prominent musicians from the American music industry. Al Jazeera noted that at Harris's first stop, in Detroit, Michigan, the singer and rapper Lizzo warmed up the crowd with a passionate on-stage endorsement.

Elon Musk, the owner of X, while speaking at a town hall in the swing state of Pennsylvania, claimed that voting machines rig elections, ABC News reported. Musk is on a speaking tour around Pennsylvania, ABC News reported. In his speech, Musk linked voting machines by Dominion to Republicans' losses in Philadelphia and Arizona, saying, «There's always a sort of question of like, say, the Dominion voting machines. It is weird that you know, I think they're used in Philadelphia and Maricopa County, but not in a lot of other places,» ABC News reported. «Doesn't that seem like a heck of a coincidence?» Musk said, while calling for states around the country to «only do paper ballots, hand-counted.»

Facebook and WhatsApp parent Meta has invited comments from the public on the posting of immigration-related content that may be harmful to immigrants and shared two cases that Facebook moderators decided to keep on the platform. The board plans to assess whether Meta’s decision to only protect refugees, migrants, immigrants, and asylum seekers from the most severe attacks on its social media platforms under its hate speech policy is adequate. The board is funded by the social media giant but operates independently. After gathering public comments, it can issue non-binding policy recommendations to Meta.

Taylor Swift have expressed outrage regarding an alleged move by the Trump campaign, and even they are expecting a lawsuit from Taylor Swift against former US president Donald Trump for copyright infringement, as per a report.

US elections 2024, and latest poll data is suggesting that he may have a major edge over Kamala Harris in the upcoming polls in November. Now, Trump has surprised everyone by cleaning that he would consider bringing in his own GOP rival Nikki Haley on the campaign trail to garner major support of female voters.

But now, Adair is no more a part of the organization and has therefore claimed that he can now speak very freely about the current election scenario. This is quite opposite to what he said when he was asked a similar question about the US Presidential Election race of 2012, according to reports. Also Read: Will Taylor Swift file a lawsuit against Donald Trump for using her intellectual property? Her fans think so

US elections nearing a kick off this November, things are becoming increasingly competitive among the Republicans as well as the Democrats. For starters, the battleground states have now become extremely important for both candidates to get an upper hand in the polls. Earlier poll data had suggested that Kamala Harris was comfortably leading in the election race, but the current and the past week have somehow turned the tide in Donald Trump's favor as the former US President has been seen all levelled up in the latest poll data.

Kamala Harris is having a lead over former US President Donald Trump by near about 5 points amongst likely voters. According to The Hill, Kamala Harris garnered a support of 52 per cent whereas Donald Trump got around 47 per cent support and this poll survey marks an increase for Kamala Harris from a previous poll which was conducted back in September where she was just leading by 2 points. The Hill reported that among the registered voters, the performance of the Donald Trump- JD Vance ticket is slightly better while Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz is trailing behind by 3 points. Also Read: A son's hilarious obituary for his father has gone viral; here's what he wrote

US elections are just around two weeks away, and both candidates are currently stuck in a political deadlock as there is no clear certainty as to who is going to ultimately succeed to power in the upcoming polls. While a handful of election strategists are backing Donald Trump, with even the betting markets supporting the former US President, another set of pollsters are strongly rooting for Democrat candidate Kamala Harris to emerge victorious in the upcoming US elections this year.

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Hollywood star Jennifer Lopez is all set to release her new album in 2025, and she is aiming to wash away the mixed reception of her 2022 project «This is Me Now». The upcoming album will be a fresh chapter in her musical career, as per a report.

early voting process gains momentum, Democrats have taken the lead in voter turnout. A total of 46 states, along with the District of Columbia, have begun sending out mail-in ballots or have started in-person early voting. Alabama was the first to initiate this process, dispatching absentee ballots to its voters on September 11. According to TargetSmart, a data-collection firm, over 8.4 million voters have already cast their ballots as of October 18. This includes more than 4.5 million Democrats, surpassing the 3.1 million early voters from the Republican side.

Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump hit the campaign trail on Saturday, pressing their case with voters from Georgia to Pennsylvania who are already starting to cast ballots in the U.S. presidential election. Harris and Trump are essentially tied in the most competitive states and many Americans are already voting early by mail or in person, with just 17 days until the election. On Saturday, Harris will host a get-out-the-vote event in Detroit, Michigan, for the city's first day of early voting, alongside Michigan-born rapper Lizzo.

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Harris raised questions about Republican Donald Trump's physical stamina to serve effectively as president as the two rivals tore through the deadlocked battleground state of Michigan on Friday, with Trump lashing back about the energy he's shown on the campaign trail. Harris, who turns 60 on Sunday, pressed the case to raise doubts about the 78-year-old Trump. Age had been an issue when President Joe Biden, 81, was still in the race, but had faded after he dropped his election bid. Harris on Friday said news reports that former president Trump was skipping interviews because he was tired and had passed on the chance of a second debate with her raised questions about his fitness for office.

Donald Trump paced his rally stage in silence for nearly 20 minutes Friday night in Detroit after his microphone cut out. The Republican nominee and former president was about to wax on about one of his favorite subjects, tariffs, working up to naming it by first teasing «the most beautiful word in the dictionary.» Very quickly afterward, the sound went down. The crowd chanted «USA» and «We love Trump» in support. But with no microphone, Trump simply wandered around the stage. Looking frustrated, his back was turned to most of his audience at times.

Kamala Harris is going quite steady in the US election race, and this will be for the first time in the US presidential history since 1988, that the power transition will occur within the same political party, if Harris is elected to the White House. She entered the election race quite later then her Republican rival Donald Trump, who is also very close to her in the election race, if the latest poll data is to be believed. Meanwhile thoughts are already doing the rounds about who could make it to Harris' Cabinet.

Presidential elections 2024 have brought in a fresh wave of political uncertainty as there is still no clear understanding about who will ultimately be elected to the White House, Kamala Harris or Donald Trump. There is a stark difference in the data shown by multiple pollsters, making things more confusing and interesting at the same time. Therefore, the US stock market, which is quite dependent on a Presidential election, is finding it very hard to sway with the wind, due to this massive political uncertainty.

Donald Trump may have finally got the oxygen to race ahead of Kamala Harris in the US elections this November as there are reports that he is slowly pulling ahead of his Democrat rival in the latest polls. Will he be able to edge out a victory in the end? Kamala Harris may have been leading steadily in the US election race ever since she joined the Presidential ticket after Joe Biden's exit, but things are finally starting to change as the election trend is now portraying that everything is not going the Democrats way, as the reigning VP is slowly falling behind in the poll race.

Fox News interview of Kamala Harris has helped in increasing her popularity ratings among the swing voters in the United States. The latest interview has ended up giving Harris an uptick among swing voters, which may have been the need of the hour for the Democrats, looking at the fact that she has been falling behind in the election race, according to some of the latest poll data in the past few days.