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Americans are concerned there will be violence and efforts to overturn the 2024 election results.

Voters worried about violence, efforts to overturn 2024 election: Poll

Philadelphia’s district attorney sued Elon Musk over his $1 million voter sweepstakes, saying it's an "illegal lottery scheme."

Elon Musk sued by Philadelphia DA over $1M sweepstakes

Virginia filed an emergency appeal that asks the Supreme Court to reinstate the removal of more than 1,600 voter registrations in Virginia.

Virginia asks Supreme Court to reinstate removal of more 1,600 voter registrations

Chinese hackers targeted the cell phones of former President Trump, Sen. JD Vance, and members of the Harris campaign.

Chinese hackers targeted phones of Trump, Vance, Harris campaign staff

The decision by The Washington Post and Los Angeles Times not to publish endorsements of a presidential candidate has led to resignations.

WaPo, LA Times’ endorsement decisions lead to resignations

The four former presidents not running in the 2024 election announced who they were and were not endorsing for president.

Where do former presidents stand on candidates in the 2024 election?

A mailman in Orlando, Florida, has been arrested for allegedly dumping more than 1,000 pieces of mail, including election mail, in the woods.

Florida postal worker arrested for dumping ballots, election mail in woods

Various reports put the early voting total at around 40 million and counting, with eight days to go before Election Day.

About 40 million people have voted early in the presidential election

Donald Trump downplayed the controversy surrounding a racist joke told by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at his Madison Square Garden rally. Hinchcliffe compared Puerto Rico to a "floating island of garbage," sparking backlash. Trump claimed he didn't know Hinchcliffe and that the incident was being overblown. He also stated he has a good relationship with Puerto Rico, despite criticism over his handling of Hurricane Maria.

Comedian’s comment on Puerto Rico at Trump event sparks controversy

The presidential candidates are trotting out big celebrities in their final pushes to sway undecided voters.

Well-known names show support for presidential candidates

Baseless claims of election fraud spread on social media after Trump's win, citing a supposed 20 million vote gap.

Federal judge orders Virginia to restore more than 1,600 voter registrations

Thousands of votes already cast in Colorado county are being reviewed again after election staff discovered at least a dozen fraudulent ballots.

At least a dozen ballots connected to voter fraud scheme in Colorado

A viral claim about soaring energy costs made during Trump's visit to a Bronx barbershop was found to be the result of a billing error.

Billing error, not rising energy prices, behind viral Trump campaign moment

CNN has alleged Fox News edited its barbershop interview with former President Donald Trump.

CNN alleges Fox edited Trump’s controversial barbershop remarks

Over the next 11 days, expect the onslaught to continue as candidates and surrogates spend a lot of money on the presidential race.

Harris, Trump campaigns and allies spent half-a-billion dollars in just over 2 weeks

A former Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model claimed she was groped by former President Donald Trump in the 90s.

Former model says Donald Trump groped her in front of Jeffrey Epstein

Former President Donald Trump heads to Michigan later Friday, Oct. 25. He will rally with supporters in Traverse City.

Arab-American voters may be key in swing state Michigan

With 11 days to go until Election Day, the presidential candidates are bringing out the so-called "big guns."

Springsteen rallies for Harris; Trump targets voters in Southwest

It’s an important ruling because the trespassing statute was used to charge more than 1,400 people involved in the riot.

Appeals court upholds Jan. 6 defendant’s trespassing conviction

Iowa and Georgia officials report noncitizens were found on voter rolls and some had cast ballots in earlier elections.

Iowa and Georgia officials report noncitizens registered to vote

A new study released on Thursday, Oct. 24, reveals that Russia is spreading lies about hurricanes in the United States and the federal government's response to sow discord ahead of the Nov. 5 U.S. Presidential Election.

Russia spreading lies about US hurricanes to win war in Ukraine: Study

The political ads, the television coverage and the constant sound bites appear to be taking a psychological toll on many Americans.

Political climate a top stressor for adults, more than previous elections: Study

Early and absentee voting numbers continue to soar with the election now just 12 days away. Around 5 million voted in the last 24 hours.

Early voting numbers pass 24 million, playing major role in election

Arizona man, 60, arrested for shootings targeting Democratic campaign office in Tempe, with 120 firearms found at his home.

Arizona man arrested in Dem office shootings, over 120 firearms seized