U.S. Voters Begin Casting Ballots in New Hampshire Town
Voting in the U.S. presidential election began in Dixville Notch, New Hampshire, as Donald Trump and Kamala Harris made their final appeals to voters on the eve of Election Day.
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U.S. Presidential Elections: A Game of ‘Pie in the Sky’
The U.S. presidential election often turns into a mass marketing campaign, with candidates making tempting promises to lure voters. This article examines how political nominees package themselves to win the electorate’s favor.
U.S.-Cuba Relations: Navigating 60 Years of Sanctions Amid a Deepening Crisis
With Cuba facing its worst economic crisis in decades, the U.S. presidential election holds significant implications for the island nation, potentially reshaping a relationship strained by over 60 years of sanctions.
Social Media Companies Tackle Election Misinformation Ahead of U.S. Elections
As the U.S. elections approach, social media platforms intensify efforts to combat fake news and misinformation spread by political campaigns.
American Comedian Lee Camp Critiques U.S. Democracy in Candid Monologue
American comedian Lee Camp critically examines U.S. democracy, highlighting historical limitations and the influence of wealth on politics, arguing that the system functions more as an oligarchy than a true democracy.
COVID-19 and Social Unrest Reshape U.S. Primary Elections
Several U.S. states are holding delayed primary elections amid the COVID-19 pandemic and social unrest. Key races, including in Kentucky, highlight the impact of current events on the political landscape.