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The FBI is warning that several fabricated videos are misusing its name and insignia to promote false claims of problems at the polls.

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Efforts to diversify Sony’s revenue stream beyond TV, coupled with a rising demand for expensive products is helping the company reach a new revenue milestone exactly 30 years after it was registered ...

Some of the first polls in the US election have closed, bringing America closer to choosing between Democratic US Vice-President Kamala Harris and Republican former president Donald Trump.

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In battleground Wisconsin, Democrat incumbent Tammy Baldwin faces Republican challenger Eric Hovde in the race for U.S. Senate.

The fiscal deficit of the US is something which both presidential candidates have to deal with.