A majority of younger voters in this U.S. presidential election say they wish they had someone other than Joe Biden or Donald Trump to choose from. Some of that has to do with the candidates' ages. But who are the younger voters backing one of the two? VOA Correspondent Scott Stearns reports.
U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump is planning to campaign in the Midwest state of Michigan this week. It’s one of a handful of states that could swing the results of November’s presidential election. VOA Correspondent Scott Stearns has our story.
Issue of migrants crossing the U.S. border remains central to the 2024 elections
Georgia's PM attends CPAC Europe amid accusations of closeness to Russia
Former U.S. President Donald Trump says he's ready to renew a right-wing alliance with Hungary’s Viktor Orban if he wins the election in November. As Henry Ridgwell reports, analysts say Orban seeks a global conservative movement hoping for success at the ballot box in a crucial election year.
America's high-tech industry is looking at the presumptive U.S. presidential candidates and their priorities concerning semiconductors. The Biden administration last week announced a major investment in the industry. VOA's Carolyn Presutti reports.
Virtually everyone in a community meeting says they are uncomfortable with the new population, which has overwhelmed public services and become a flashpoint in local and national elections
Asian Americans are the fastest growing group of eligible voters in the United States, according to the Pew Research Center. That makes them an important focus for presidential candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump. VOA correspondent Scott Stearns has our story.
U.S. President Joe Biden is making reproductive rights a centerpiece of his re-election campaign, blaming opponent Donald Trump for opening the way to stricter state abortion laws. In this campaign, Trump is pursuing a more moderate position on abortion than other Republicans. Scott Stearns reports.
On Thursday, David Pecker will testify how women alleging affairs with Trump were paid to remain quiet before the 2016 election
Lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives overwhelming passed a $95 billion foreign aid bill on Saturday. The measure now heads to the U.S. Senate, which is expected to take up a vote early this week. VOA’s Arash Arabasadi reports.
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