‘If Harris wins, you’re going to see armed protesters’: Threats amid US election chaos
A film-maker who spent three months with the Proud Boys militia is predicting turmoil.
A film-maker who spent three months with the Proud Boys militia is predicting turmoil.
Top lawmakers have so far refrained from unveiling a figure for the long-awaited stimulus.
New York Times: Nearly 75 million people have cast early ballots.
Financial Times: Few industries stand to gain – or lose – more this US election day.
Washington DC is preparing itself for major unrest after the election On November 5.
New York Times: Trump also suggested that he didn’t mind if reporters were shot.
NY Times: 'A very unique system that I think nobody would create again,' says one expert.
The election isn't over and Trump is already claiming voter fraud.
China’s growing concern about possible Trump presidency, the fight to make dental care free and union meetings for Health NZ nurses to be held.
NY Times: Hundreds of communities around the US have been given advice on election safety.
New York Times: Trump mocks his own staff while vowing to protect women.
Trump claims the network aired two different responses to a question about Israel.
OPINION: Nicola Willis will need to find another $5b a year to meet Trump’s demands.
New York Times: The world’s richest men have their own schemes to succeed with Trump.
Joe Biden's mistake has drawn the ire of voters across the board.
Financial Times: Final reading before presidential election shows economy's robust health.
OPINION: 'What has happened to [Key's] logical thinking?'
OPINION: Liam Dann takes a deep dive into the week's economic news.
After all the months of campaigning, Kamala Harris may become the first female President.
NY Times: Trump campaign issued rare statement distancing itself from offensive joke.
Hundreds of ballots were destroyed in the fire, causing a call for new votes.
What you need to know about the upcoming US presidential election.
With a week before the election, Trump and Harris make last-ditch impressions on voters.
November 5 election showdown is one of the closest contests in modern American history.
The former President has been a New York celebrity for decades.
Trump claims the 'enemy within' is a bigger threat than North Korea.
The 68-year-old actor has confirmed he will be voting for Donald Trump in US election.
Financial Times: Both campaigns are using TikTok to try to reach younger voters.
New York Times: "There is a way, if what I’m planning comes out," Trump claims.
NYT: No presidential candidate in US history has been accused of wrongdoing so many times.