The United States is bracing for potential civil unrest as the election day unfolds, with fears of violence reminiscent of the Capitol attack incited by former President Donald Trump nearly four years ago.

In an unprecedented move, Israel's Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, is reportedly offering a hefty sum to Hamas for each remaining hostage taken during the October 7 attacks.

Mark Cuban, the billionaire entrepreneur, recently took to social media to clarify remarks he made about former President Donald Trump on the television show "The View."

Stacey Abrams, the former Georgia gubernatorial candidate, has raised concerns about alleged "voter suppression" in Georgia, despite the state witnessing record voter turnout.

A former employee of the U.S. Consulate in Russia, Robert Shonov, has been handed a prison sentence of nearly five years by a Russian court.

In a recent encounter with the press in Madison, Wisconsin, Kamala Harris, the Democratic presidential candidate, accused President Donald Trump of escalating his aggressive rhetoric against political adversaries.

In an exclusive report from Fox News, it has been revealed that Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is launching an investigation into the alleged concerted efforts of both local and international nonprofit organizations, employers, and a health department to facilitate the influx of migrants, including those without legal status, into Indiana communities.

Sam Harris, a renowned intellectual, was once instrumental in alerting liberals to the perils of identity politics within their ranks.

Albert Abbas, an Arab American and Michigan voter, has expressed his community's growing support for former President Donald Trump, citing their belief in his potential to foster global peace.

In the city of Amsterdam, nestled in upstate New York, a 100-foot-long "Vote for Trump" sign has become the center of attention.