US Elections: Kamala Harris Calls Donald Trump A 'Fascist'

US Elections 2024: Kamala Harris called Donald Trump a "fascist" and warned that her US election rival was "increasingly unstable" as she addressed his reported praise for Adolf Hitler at a town hall event.

Nate Silver, who has successfully tracked the last five presidential elections, first rose to prominence with his accurate prediction of Barack Obama's win over John McCain in 2008. 

Rap icon Eminem and former US President Barack Obama shared a light-hearted moment at a rally for the Kamala Harris-Tim Walz campaign ahead of the presidential elections at later's hometown Detroit.

Sean "Diddy" Combs was indicted last month on three criminal counts that alleged he sexually abused women and coerced them into drug-fueled sex parties.

Kamala Harris will make her "closing argument" on Tuesday against rival Donald Trump, a campaign official said, a key speech to be delivered at the Washington site where the ex-president rallied supporters before the January 6 riot.

Kamala Harris on Wednesday said Donald Trump was "increasingly unhinged," and called her US election rival's reported praise for Adolf Hitler "incredibly dangerous" as campaigning intensified ahead of the November 5 vote.

Joe Biden was at a New Hampshire campaign on Tuesday when he started off by saying "We gotta lock him up," soon after he tweaked his statement to, "Politically lock him up". Backtracking further, he added, "Lock him out, thats what weve got to do."

Eminem, the renowned rapper originally from Detroit, on Tuesday endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, making it a star-studded affair. He then welcomed former President Barack Obama on the stage.

Kamala Harris heads to must-win Pennsylvania on Wednesday to take voters' questions live while Donald Trump campaigns in Georgia -- another of the seven toss-up states expected to decide the result of an extremely close White House race.

An Iranian hacking group is actively scouting US election-related websites and American media outlets as election day nears, according to a Microsoft blog published on Wednesday.