US Presidential Elections

Trump’s philosophy is often mistaken for the absence of philosophy, but absence can become a system if practised with sufficient confidence. Every problem becomes a deal, every deal becomes a performance, every performance requires a winner, and the winner, ideally before anyone checks the paperwork, is Donald Trump.

Before the Harris debate, Trump claimed: “Donald Trump is probably the greatest political debater we’ve ever had in American history.” Reality begged to differ.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella acknowledges the role of his company in safeguarding the us presidential elections 2024 alongside tech giants like Google and Meta. Nadella emphasizes the importance of supporting the democratic election process as an American company, highlighting the impact of the United States' stature globally. Microsoft works to ensure the integrity of elections through initiatives such as limiting the use of AI tools and monitoring content on its platforms. The company has announced Election Protection Commitments to safeguard voters, candidates, and election authorities worldwide.

"I think China meddled also. And I think, frankly, China...is a bigger problem," Trump said and denied that by saying so he is not trying to divert the entire Russia thing. "I'm saying Russia, but I'm also saying China," he said.

Kamala Harris has officially announced her candidacy for the us presidential elections, following Joe Biden's withdrawal and endorsement. Barack Obama also endorsed her, describing her as a fantastic leader. Harris aims to secure votes through a people-powered campaign. In a post on X, the US vice president said, "Today, I signed the forms officially declaring my candidacy for President of the United States." The elections are set for November 5 and will see Harris competing against Donald Trump.

Until the ballot boxes are opened and counted, America exists in a state of political superposition: simultaneously alive and dead, depending on which outcome you expect. Both sides present their vision as a binary: an America that thrives under their leadership or perishes under their opponent’s. Just like Schrödinger’s paradox, the final reality will only be revealed when the box is opened—or, in this case, when the votes are counted.

In the United States, the Democratic Party and the Republican Party dominate modern politics. Since 1852, every US presidential election has been won by either of these two parties.

The US presidential election is round the corner. But many states have policies in place to allow eligible voters to cast ballots either through mail or in person ahead of the Election day.

Immediately after becoming the presumptive nominee, Donald Trump, the Republican representative in us presidential elections has reiterated his rigid stand on coloured communities of US. He has again called for a ban on muslims and other immigrants who he feel are a threat for US society. The statement met with heavy reprimand from opposition and ethnic group activists alike.

American rapper Kanye West has announced his bid for the US presidential election slated to take place in November and has received backing from Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

Kremlin denies meddling in US elections; Putin prefers Biden over Trump; Russia won't interfere in November election. US Special Counsel Mueller found Russia interfered in 2016 election. US intelligence says Russia interfered in 2020 election. Crisis in Russia-West relations over Ukraine.

Indian-American Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal moved a step closer to his 2016 US presidential bid by announcing that he is forming an exploratory committee in this regard.

Astro-numerologist Sidhharrth S Kumaar predicts a close and potentially contentious 2024 US Presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris. Analysis of astrological charts and planetary alignments suggests a tight race, potential legal disputes, and public unrest following the announcement of the results.

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump has alleged that countries like China and India are taking away jobs from the US and vowed to bring them back for Americans. Trump made the remarks while predicting that he will earn a "tremendous amount" of support from African-Americans.

Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump on Friday came under scathing attack from rivals Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio who blasted the real estate mogul on his immigration stand and for hiring foreigners in his business projects, as the debate turned shriller ahead of the crucial "Super Tuesday".