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If a president's party controls both the House of Representatives and Senate, it is far easier to get legislation passed. Here are some key races to watch that could tip the scales for Kamala Harris's Democrats or Donald Trump's Republicans:

U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia is behind two new fabricated videos that appeared on social media this week falsely claiming that Haitians illegally voted in Georgia and that Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband received a $500,000 bribe from performer Sean Combs. The U.S. government issued a new warning about the fabrications Friday, a week after blaming Russia for another video that falsely claimed that ballots in Pennsylvania were being destroyed. Officials say foreign powers are working to undermine faith in the election, and government agencies in charge of protecting the vote on Tuesday have said the current torrent of false claims is greater than before. A senior official from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency called it a «fire hose of disinformation.»

The Dutch junior minister for finance has quit following criticism of his refusal to publish details of his personal investments

Kamala Harris’ campaign is actively warning business leaders that Donald Trump has a pattern of disregard for democracy and the rule of law that would threaten U.S. economic growth

Worries about this week’s tax-raising U.K. budget within financial markets appear to have eased with the interest rates charged on British debt steadying and the pound rising against most other currencies

Ivanka Trump, the daughter of Republican candidate Donald Trump, chose to take a back seat during the Presidential election campaigns and did not prefer to feature in the various Republican events that took place throughout the election cycle, even when other children of Donald Trump actively took part in the campaign, with Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump spearheading some important aspects of their father's campaign.

US elections this time, things are as tough as things can get. Now, with the polls just a couple of days away, it is becoming increasingly tough to decide which candidate is now leading in the polls. Such is the uncertainty surrounding the US elections, that British betting company Bonus Code Bets asked ChatGPT about the possible outcome of the US elections. Interestingly, ChatGPT has coughed up some interesting state-wise possibilities, with a key focus on the key swing states.

Donald Trump and Kamala Harris is stuck in a complete dead heat as of now, and the political uncertainty is at its peak in this current scenario. Meanwhile, some of the latest polls are suggesting that Donald Trump has a strong edge over Kamala Harris in the polls, while others are claiming that things may go well for the reigning VP and her party. Meanwhile, reports claim that the endgame will not be focused on just the seven key swing states, but rather, eight specific counties situated within these states. On Election Day, these will be the 8 counties to keep a close eye on, if you wish to know who is ultimately emerge victorious in the US elections.

Donald Trump's false claims about voter fraud in the critical battleground of Pennsylvania have raised concerns he could again try to overturn election results if he fares poorly against Democrat Kamala Harris in Tuesday's U.S. presidential election. Opinion polls, both nationally and in the seven closely divided states, show former President Trump locked in a tight race with Vice President Harris four days before Election Day. Trump continues to falsely claim his 2020 loss to Democratic President Joe Biden was the result of widespread fraud in multiple states that Trump lost, while he and his supporters have spread baseless claims about this election.

Harry Enten, the CNN polling analyst suggested that US Vice President Kamala Harris could eventually achieve a landslide victory in the upcoming US Presidential Elections if polls underestimate the Democratic support which the poll surveys actually did during the midterms 2022. According to Newsweek, in the 2022 midterms, polls underestimated the Democrats by a fair average of near about 4 points. Newsweek reported that in accordance with Harry Enten, if this trend continues then he predicts that Democratic Presidential nominee Kamala Harris could end up securing 319 electoral votes to Republican Presidential candidate Donald Trump’s 219 by winning all critical battleground states. Also Read :Agatha All Along Season 2: Is the second installment in the works?

US elections are just a few days away and Wall Street is already placing its due bets on the potential future leadership of the country. Reports suggest that Wall Street executives, and even cryptocurrency traders are bidding for Donald Trump's return to the White House after November.

former US President Donald Trump in Arizona. According to Newsweek, host Bill Hemmer during a segment on America’s Newsroom eventually noted that US Vice President Kamala Harris could still achieve an Electoral College though without winning Arizona while highlighting about the importance of other battleground states. Newsweek noted that the network’s shift was in accordance with an average of eight polls which were conducted since early September where Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump led in seven polls and Democratic Presidential candidate Kamala Harris led in only one. Also Read:Jennifer Lopez's relationship with Diddy haunts her, abruptly leaves autograph signing session after being bombarded with questions on the rapper

Former US President Donald Trump has eventually interpreted the non-endorsements from major newspapers which includes The Washington Post, USA Today and Los Angeles Times as a tacit endorsement of his Presidential campaign. According to CNN, Donald Trump asserted that the decision of not endorsing any Presidential candidate eventually reveals that these publications believe US Vice President Kamala Harris is totally unfit for office. CNN reported that this sudden non endorsement marks a pretty significant departure from tradition because if history is being traced, both The Washington Post and the Los Angeles Times have always endorsed Democratic candidates. The leadership of all these prominent newspapers has eventually asserted that their decision to abstain from all kind of endorsements actually aims to rebuild the trust of the reader and combat perceptions related to media bias. Also Read: Was Liam Payne leading a devastating double life before his death? Here's all you need to know

Elon Musk began to lay out a vision for his ownership of the social network. The company's management had become biased in favour of left-wing values, Musk argued, and he would stamp out political partisanship. «For Twitter to deserve public trust, it must be politically neutral,» tweeted Musk, the world's richest man. More than two years later, the network, now known as X, is anything but. Ahead of this week's presidential election, the platform's algorithmically curated feeds and trending topics have become overtly political, echoing the biases of Musk, the platform's most followed account holder and one of former President Donald Trump's most notable supporters. Musk's posts are a stream of grievances, conspiracy theories and partisan misinformation. The about-face is one of many Musk has undertaken in recent years as he has increasingly embraced Trump and his allies.

Modi on Friday accused the Congress of practicing a «culture of fake promises», party president Mallikarjun Kharge hit back by saying Modi's «drumbeating regarding a 100-day plan was a cheap PR stunt!». Kharge was referring to the Modi-led's Lok Sabha election poll campaign promise of an action plan in the first 100 days of the third Modi government.

BJP on Friday demanded Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge's apology following the Congress president's suggestion that his party's state units should make only those promises that are fiscally doable, a statement seen by many as an acknowledgment of financial constraints that some of its guarantees face in states. BJP leader Ravi Shankar Prasad mockingly asked if Kharge has given his first «gyan» to Gandhi, noting the former Congress president often boasts of «khata khat» (immediate) transfer of money to different population segments during state and national elections in the case of his party coming to power. Kharge has realised that the Congress should not make reckless announcements, the former Law Minister told reporters, claiming that the party-run governments in states like Karnataka, Telangana and Himachal Pradesh are faced with financial hardships in fulfilling the guarantees offered to the people.

Donald Trump is «unstable», «obsessed with revenge» and is «out for unchecked power», Vice President and Democratic candidate Kamala Harris said on Friday in an unprecedented attack on her Republican rival ahead of next week's US election. In a rally at Las Vegas, 60-year-old Harris, who is of Indian and African heritage, said Trump, 78, is all about «hate» and more division and that he would bring an «enemies list» to the White House, while she would carry a «to-do list» of priorities. Singer Jennifer Lopez joined the Democratic leader at the rally and called on voters, especially Latino Americans, to support Harris as cares about «not just some Americans, but all Americans». «We all know who Donald Trump is. He is not someone who is thinking about how to make your life better. He is someone who is increasingly unstable, obsessed with revenge, consumed with grievance and he is out for unchecked power,» Harris said at the rally.

Shiv Sena (Shinde faction) MLA from Mahim, Sada Sarvankar, has refused to withdraw his nomination from the seat despite the pressure on him from both his party as well as the BJP leadership. «I have said this again and again, I will not withdraw from the contest… The people of my constituency want me to contest.

Mallikarjun Kharge's caution to his party's government in the state was an affirmation that it was on the brink of economic instability. In a post on 'X', BJP state president B Y Vijayendra said Kharge's words should serve as a warning. «AICC President Mallikarjun Kharge's caution to Maharashtra Congress on making reckless 'Guarantees' serves as a stark reminder of Congress' unsustainable promises in poll-bound states aimed solely at winning elections,» the Shikaripura MLA said. «Through his advice to Chief Minister Shri @siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister Shri @DKShivakumar, Shri @kharge has practically confirmed that Congress's guarantees have pushed Karnataka, once a progressive and revenue-surplus state, to the brink of economic instability,» the BJP state chief charged.

Donald Trump has now taken a lead over Kamala Harris in the final stages of the US election, suggests the latest poll data by DailyMail.com/J.L. Partners. This is a major boost of confidence for Republicans, with the national general elections just four days away, and it places the Democrats in a major position of worry as it means that Harris has to push a little more in terms of campaigning if she is to get close to Trump's lead.

Donald Trump is suggesting that former Rep. Liz Cheney, one of his most prominent Republican critics, should have rifles «shooting at her» to see how she feels about sending troops to fight. Cheney responded by branding the GOP presidential nominee a «cruel, unstable man who wants to be a tyrant.» The Republican presidential candidate has been using increasingly threatening rhetoric against his adversaries and talked of "enemies from within" undermining the country. Some of his former senior aides and Vice President Kamala Harris have labeled him a fascist in response. Trump has also long blamed Cheney and her father, former Republican Vice President Dick Cheney, for promoting U.S. military interventions abroad — including the war in Iraq — and argued that he started no foreign wars during his presidency.