
Despite bomb threats and disinformation, a fairly smooth election
New York Times: Despite a barrage of threats, voting stayed largely on track.
New York Times: Despite a barrage of threats, voting stayed largely on track.
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It's the clash the world has long anticipated: HARRIS v DONALD!
Financial Times: These campaigns have been another remarkable ride for American democracy.
Bomb threats have been directed at three important polling states in the US.
In some states, almost half of votes have already been cast.
New York Times: A look at some plausible outcomes.
Leaders are calling for a‘peaceful transfer of power’ amid fears of Jan 6-style unrest.
American territories in the Pacific will be watching the US election closely.
Millions of Americans cast their vote and Medsafe celebrated by the govt.
NYT OPINION: No matter the election result, Trump has won a broader debate.
The possible reversal of a decades-long practice in the US has worried some experts.
Trump has pushed economic themes while Harris speaks of generational change.
New York Times: Ballot boxes burn as America faces unprecedented election violence.
The popular podcaster recently interviewed Trump for hours.
Times: ‘The Mooch’ lasted 11 days as White House comms director. Then he turned on Trump.
OPINION: Five US presidents have been elected despite losing the popular vote.
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Financial Times: Markets move after poll shows surprise groundswell of support for Harris.
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.
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