It has often been said, and it is true, that this year’s American elections are the most critical in decades. But most of those who follow them, we have in our minds stereotypes regarding the vote of specific states. Like for example, that the American South always votes Republican, while the American industrial North casts … Read more
Donald Trump hosted a crude and racially slurred rally in New York’s Madison Square Garden, turning what his campaign had billed as the event where he would deliver his final message. And what a message that was. With just over a week to go before Election Day, speakers at Sunday night’s rally called Puerto Rico … Read more
His experience from working closely with him Donald Trumpwhom he had prevented at the last minute from withdrawing the US from NATO, recalls in his interview with “Vima” the John BoltonNational Security Advisor under Trump, Under Secretary of State under Bush Jr., Under Secretary of Justice under Reagan and US Ambassador to the UN in … Read more
For the first time in forty years, one of the two candidates refused to participate in the Alfred E. Smith charity gala. The vice president, <a href="http://www.world-today-news.com/donald-trump-whats-behind-the-us-presidents-baltimore-attack/" title="Donald Trump: What's behind the US President's Baltimore attack”>Kamala Harris, had actually chosen to campaign in the key state of Wisconsin. The Republican candidate is for America’s presidential … Read more
What will the Democrats or the Republicans do for Greece? Which candidate will be better on national issues? These questions are repeated every four years before US elections. The reality is particularly simple: in America, in the midst of an election season, no one wakes up to this misery. On the other hand, the influence … Read more
Misinformation Complicates Recovery Efforts Following Hurricane Helene Amid the ongoing recovery efforts in North Carolina following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, officials from both major political parties are urging the public to resist spreading misinformation. This call comes against the backdrop of heightened tensions and responsibility during a critical election year. Bipartisan Appeals to … Read more
The debate between the two US vice presidential candidates, which took place on Tuesday night in New York (Wednesday morning 2/10 Greek time), was interesting for two reasons: first, because it is the second and last debate of this year’s presidential and vice presidential candidates and second, because the personalities of the two vice presidential … Read more
The LR deputies and senators, who began their parliamentary results on Wednesday respectively in Aix-les-Bains and Annecy, each formally gave the green light to the participation of members of their political family in the government of Michel Barnier, party sources told AFP. “We are ready to participate in a government, but being aware of the … Read more
Independent candidate for President of the United States Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is suspending his campaign and has expressed his support for the Republican candidate for the White House, Donald Trump. Kennedy made the announcement during a speech in Arizona on Friday. “I am not ending my campaign. I simply suspended her,” Kennedy said. He … Read more
The Battle for Senate Control: Analyzing Jon Tester’s Political Challenge Current Senate Landscape As we approach the upcoming elections, it’s important to examine the current dynamics of the Senate. Currently, the Democrats, alongside a few independent allies, hold a slim majority of 51 to 49. Following the forecast for the November elections, Republicans are poised … Read more