Donald Trump

The election “will have significant implications virtually for everyone in the world — for good or evil,” said an international studies professor in China.

Most voters have made up their minds. But a few are still weighing the positives and negatives of two candidates who haven't fully convinced them.

The contrast of styles has been on full display as the curtain closes on the 2024 campaign.

Conservative pundits are in disbelief and outrage at the highly circulated video, which aimed to show women that their husbands can’t see if they vote for Kamala Harris.

Trump made the comment while speaking about the bulletproof glass he stands behind at rallies following his two assassination attempts.

Democrats think they have a path to the White House that runs through cutting Trump's margins in rural counties. But they're running into a MAGAfied electorate.

In an interview with NBC News, the former president also said a push by RFK Jr. to remove fluoride in water “sounds OK to me.”

Asked about Trump’s calling people surrounding Kamala Harris “garbage,” the North Dakota governor told “Meet the Press” such comments won’t sway voters.

Major health groups support water fluoridation as a public health benefit and emphasize that the practice is safe.

The price tag for political advertising so far since the start of 2023 is $10.4 billion.

Trump keeps returning to what was once a solid red state, while the Harris team sees it as "very much in play."