While speaking at a rally in Atlanta, GOP Sen. JD Vance on Monday urged Georgia voters to get out and vote as he pointed at
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Harris will make final push in radio interviews as voters head to polls Tuesday
Vice President Kamala Harris plans to spend Election Day conducting radio interviews across battleground states, her campaign says, as she works to convince any remaining
Trump supporter describes dating a Harris supporter in Pennsylvania
Eli Witherby, a 20-year-old valet in Philadelphia, cast his ballot for former President Donald Trump, while his girlfriend cast hers for Vice President Kamala Harris.
Harris or Trump, Philippines sitting pretty with America
Ahead of one of America’s most contentious-ever elections, one Asian state is doubling down with confidence in its alliance with Washington. In stark contrast to
How the US and the Philippines should counter Beijing’s aggression in the South China Sea
General Romeo Brawner Jnr said his side was demanding payment for two inflatable boats damaged by Chinese forces in the encounter on June 17 when the Filipino
Philippines renews demand Beijing pay US$1 million for South China Sea clash damages
The Philippine military chief has reiterated calls for Beijing to compensate for damages and return rifles seized during a violent confrontation in the disputed South China
South Korea enhances regional security role
Seoul is reinforcing security partnerships in the Indo-Pacific and beyond as tensions flare in the economically important South China Sea and North Korea’s nuclear and
How and why Russia is conducting sabotage and hybrid-war offensive
Across Europe, we’re seeing more confirmed or suspected instances of Russian sabotage. It is part of a broader hybrid war campaign against NATO countries, aimed
The United States and the Democracy Question in South Asia
The inconsistencies and contradictions in U.S. democracy promotion, are not limited to one particular administration, but to the U.S. approach as a whole. Ideologically, the
South Korea pushes AI to bolster military as population shrinks
South Korea’s military and defense industry are rushing to promote artificial intelligence on the battlefield, seeing the technology as a lifeline for a fighting force