Polls have shown Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump locked in a tight race
The Economist gave Kamala Harris a slight edge over Trump, with the race marked by razor-thin margins
Donald Trump’s renewed nomination for the US presidency (his third) remains an enigma.
On the eve of Election Day, the candidates make final pitches in the swing states
Donald Trump raised eyebrows at a Wisconsin rally by saying he's "the same Greek" as Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo
Self-described French trader says he bet more than $30 million on U.S. election after analyzing polls
Trump and supporters are amplifying doubts in a key swing state before any ballots have been tallied—alarming state and local officials
Voters remember Trump’s presidency more fondly as negative views of Harris grow
Sizable numbers of Greek American voters and Americans of Greek origin living in a handful of 'swing states', such as Pennsylvania, New York and Illinois, are up for grabs.
In an interview with To Vima International Edition, Richard Grenell promised to remain actively engaged with the Greek-American community. However, he did not offer any specific policy commitments regarding the positive agenda that has strengthened ties between Washington and Athens over the past decade.
Ambassador and former National Security Αdvisor John Bolton in an exclusive interview with To Vima International Edition shares his concerns about a second Trump presidency, especially about the serious prospect of his taking the US out of NATO
The event, held at the Union League of Philadelphia, drew a mix of political and business leaders from the Greek American community
Kamala Harris ’s fundraising edge over Donald Trump has opened a floodgate of spending by her campaign on everything from multimillion-dollar advertising buys and payroll expenses to a six-figure investment in light-up wristbands and tens of thousands of dollars at ice cream shops. Both Harris and Trump are poised to blow through hundreds of millions of dollars […]
Suburban and middle-class voters could be key in determining swing state outcomes as the Nov. election nears.
Rare GOP advantage takes pressure off Trump to win over independent voters
Many Harris and Trump proposals loved by voters are hated by economists—and it isn’t partisan
Renowned international economist and public intellectual Barry Eichengreen - who since 1987 has taught at the University of California, Berkeley and is a renowned economic historian - speaks with To Vima about the dangers of isolationism and tariffs that Mr. Trump is advancing
Gunman took off in a vehicle and is now in custody
A guide to where the candidates stand on taxes, healthcare, immigration, abortion access, foreign affairs and other topics
Trump and Vance have emphasized protecting American values from outside threats, while Harris has focused on the U.S. as a land of opportunity for all