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Trump seeks 'friendly transition' if he loses upcoming US elections

The president once again went on the offensive against mail-in voting, adding that the only way he could see himself losing in the November 3 vote would be if there is "mischief" in the voting process

Donald Trump shifts focus to Pennsylvania to shore up re-election

Trump narrowly flipped three Great Lakes states - Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin - from blue to red in 2016

Fact Check: Donald Trump's untruths on court pick, Joe Biden's flubs

A look at fact and fiction as Trump prepares to announce his Supreme Court pick later this week: Ginsburg

Republican party re-nominates Donald Trump as presidential candidate

Trump, 74, who faces formidable challenge from former Democratic vice president Joe Biden, 77, is scheduled to deliver his acceptance speech from the South Lawns of the White House on August 27

In pics: Racism to 'chithis', Kamala Harris' acceptance speech highlights

Harris, 55, scripted history on Wednesday by becoming the first Black and Indian descent individual to be nominated as a vice-presidential candidate of a major political party

US election: China would love to have me lose to 'sleepy' Biden, says Trump

On the subject of interference in the US elections, Trump called China "a bigger threat"

As economy staggers, Sino-US tensions rise, plenty could go wrong this Aug

US election contest gets ugly. Now watch Turkey, at risk of repeating the 2018 lira crisis

Republican senators express concern about TikTok over US election security

Seeking re-election for his second consecutive term, Trump is pitted against Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden

Watchdog group: Trump US elections campaign improperly masking payments

Most of the payments by Trump's campaign committees were made to American Made Media Consultants, which has received at least $177 million since 2018

Biden unveils post-pandemic economic plan centred around racial equality

He plans to spend $50 billion to provide startup capital that can help entrepreneurs of color start businesses in disadvantaged areas

Filmmaker Mira Nair's son Zohran to be elected to New York State Assembly

Mamdani's rival, sitting Assembly member Aravella Simotas, has conceded defeat to him in a tweet

Indian-Americans can be 'difference maker' in US polls: Democratic leader

There are 1.3 million Indian-American adult citizens, by definition, who are eligible to vote in these (eight battleground) states

US Elections: Biden unveils $2 trn climate plan, vows to rejoin Paris deal

Biden will spend $2 trillion over four years to significantly escalate the use of clean energy in the transportation, electricity and building sectors

Markets overvalued; 2nd wave of Covid-19 biggest tail risk: BofA Securities

Of those surveyed, 71 per cent believe the stock market is 'overvalued' and 74 per cent suggesting 'long US tech stocks' to be the most crowded trade

Black Lives Matter protests in Trump county test his hold on white voters

The protests in Republican-leaning areas offer a test of the US President's ability to reassemble his older, white voting bloc

Former V-P Joe Biden formally clinches Democratic presidential nomination

Biden now has 1,993 delegates, with contests still to come in eight states and three US territories

China, Iran-based hackers targeted Trump, Biden campaigns: Google

A Chinese group known as Hurricane Panda targeted Trump campaign staffers while an Iranian outfit known as Charming Kitten had attempted to breach accounts of Biden campaign workers

Republican campaign strategy: Don't defend Trump, blame China for Covid-19

The controversial 57-page memo by a DC-area Republican strategist was distributed to campaigns this month by the National Republican Senatorial Committee

Joe Biden trounces Sanders to win Florida, Illinois Democratic primaries

The centrist Biden also tops the polls over the leftist Sanders in Arizona

Several Indian-Americans pledge to back Trump's re-election campaign

The event was attended by around 700 Trump supporters from across the country, of which around three dozens were Indian-Americans