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‘Democracy demands respect for the will of the voters,’ said Secretary of State Antony Blinken. ‘This gesture honors the desire for change of our people,’ replied the exiled former diplomat

The television journalist selected by Trump to lead the Pentagon lacks experience in military management, is against women in combat roles, and is threatening to dismiss senior officers

The outgoing U.S. president is leveraging international forums like the G20 in a bid to safeguard aid to Ukraine and reinforce the network of alliances he has fostered throughout his government

The move, reported by U.S. media, represents a significant shift in policy by the White House, which until now had rejected such actions in fear of Moscow’s response

The Argentine leader is the first foreign leader to meet in person with the next president of the United States since the November 5 elections

The Florida senator’s pick would round out a hardline team alongside Elise Stefanik as U.N. ambassador and Michael Waltz as national security adviser

Among the factors that favored Trump and scuppered a second bid by a woman to win the White House were a slip-up on a television show and neglect of crucial issues for voters

The party’s only hope now lies in the possibility of the House of Representatives swinging in their favor, though this appears unlikely. Harris is set to address her supporters on Wednesday

Political polarization, reproductive rights and immigration are some of the most pressing issues that the new administration will face

The Democrat, who could become the first Black woman and Asian American to hold the presidency of the United States, maintains that voters do not choose by gender or color but by the candidate’s plan to ‘solve their problems’

The Democratic candidate has a lead of up to 30 percentage points in the female vote, while the Republican is ahead in the polls by a dozen points among men

The polling and political communication expert warns of the country’s distrust in the system and leaders: ‘everything we’ve known about politics is not true anymore’

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin warns it would be ‘very, very serious’ if Pyongyang deploys troops to fight in the war in Ukraine

The worst storm to hit the US in two decades devastated a quarter of the state, creating significant logistical difficulties in an already tight race, all while misinformation spreads rapidly in the affected areas

The campaign has reached a degree of tension between Republicans and Democrats that was unthinkable before Trump burst onto the political scene

An armed man has been arrested for threatening federal disaster management agency workers

The majority of this group of voters continues to support Democrats, but at levels lower than those seen in the 2016 or 2020 elections, according to a survey by ‘The New York Times’

The Netanyahu government seeks to eliminate Hamas and Hezbollah and establish a new order in the Middle East; however, such a transformation seems unlikely without a fair resolution for the Palestinians

Iran’s attack on Israel shatters hopes for a short-term ceasefire or truce

The crisis in the Middle East deepens after the invasion of Lebanon and Tehran’s response. Some of the 200 projectiles launched by the Iranian regime hit inhabited areas, which had never happened before

Washington will have about 43,000 troops in the area once the new personnel arrive, according to Pentagon officials

The ground incursion, accompanied by air and artillery fire, consists of ‘limited, localized and targeted ground raids’ against Hezbollah targets in the border area. Lebanese troops withdrew five kilometers from the border. Israeli fighter planes also heavily bombed the southern suburbs of Beirut

Democrats hope to increase their share of the vote in places like the Pennsylvania town of Butler, where a young man shot the former president at a rally

The biggest swing state in the U.S. elections is shaping up to definitively tip the balance for Democrats or Republicans in November

The suspect, Ryan Wesley Routh, has been charged with two counts: possession of a firearm as a felon, and possession of a weapon with an obliterated serial number

The vice president embarks on a new tour of the swing states, as early voting begins. Time is running out, and the opportunities to capture new votes — or avoid losing them — are becoming fewer