Kamala Harris

President Joe Biden said Friday he was not confident the U.S. election in November would be peaceful, citing incendiary comments by Republican contender Donald Trump, who still rejects his 2020 defeat.

Biden's warning came with lawmakers and analysts voicing concern over increasingly bellicose campaign language ahead of the vote.

Former U.S. President Barack Obama will campaign for vice president and Democratic presidential candidate Camala Harris until the Nov. 5 election, the Washington Post
reported today.

Former US President Barack Obama is set to campaign for Vice President Kamala Harris, who is running for the Democratic presidential nomination, in the lead-up to the election on November 5. According to Reuters, this information comes from the Washington Post, which cites a senior member of Harris's team.

Anyone who has been keeping a prudent eye on the polls of this year's US presidential election knows that the race is still practically a toss-up. Despite Kamala Harris emerging as a favorite to win the national popular vote, most swing states remain well within the margins of error.

There's a new wave of optimism in America with Kamala Harris as the Democratic candidate for US president. This matters for America, for the world and for Greece.

Thesis on the dilemma between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, ahead upcoming election, the New York Times officially endorsed the vice president of the United States.

The Hellenic American Leadership Council (HALC) has launched a petition to block any attempt to include Turkey again in the F-35 program, from which it has been excluded.

Donald Trump on Sept. 21 rejected a second debate against Kamala Harris before the Nov. 5 election, saying it was "too late" with early voting already underway in some states.

Kamala Harris held a star-studded rally hosted by talk show legend Oprah Winfrey on Thursday in a bid to bedazzle voters, as rival Donald Trump criticized Jewish Americans for not voting for him.

Hollywood stars including Jennifer Lopez, Meryl Streep, Julia Roberts, Chris Rock, and Ben Stiller beamed in remotely to lavish praise via screens on the Democratic vice president.

Donald Trump railed against illegal immigrants on Sept. 18 and pledged to visit an Ohio town simmering with racial tensions fueled by his campaign's conspiracy theories, as Kamala Harris courted minority voters and relished a poll bump in key swing states.