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The former president and other Republicans have spent tens of millions on ads demonizing trans people and attacking Kamala Harris for supporting them.

Trump's calls for vengeance against political opponents have seeped into public life. Librarians are harassed, teachers vilified, election workers threatened.

Nevada was disproportionately harmed economically by the pandemic, with casino closures and the nation's highest unemployment rate. The state has rebounded, but a hangover from that difficult period plus high housing and grocery costs weigh on voters ...

The 2024 election has had a remarkable number of twists. But on its last weekend, it remains a referendum on Trump.

Vice President Kamala Harris thinks she can win the election on an abortion rights message.

After early voting wrapped up Friday with more than 4 million Georgians casting a ballot, but it is still hard to predict who will win.

Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump barnstorm battleground states in the last days before the election.

This has been one of the most astonishing presidential election cycles in modern American history, full of unprecedented political moments and bizarre politicking. It's been exhausting as it nears its end.

The election is supposedly about women's issues. Why are the media so obsessed with men, especially young men?

Some 10,000 North Korean troops are in Russia near the Ukraine battleground. How significant is this deployment?