The race remains tight due to a divided electorate and recent polling trends showing a tightening race.
Early voting doesn't seem to favor Democrats as much as in 2020 due to reduced mail-in voting post-pandemic.
States like Georgia, North Carolina, and Michigan have seen high early voter turnout, but it's unclear if it benefits one candidate.
Harris focuses on soft Republicans, while Trump targets younger men and black voters.
Michigan is historically bluer than other key states, and its loss could be critical for Harris.
The leak could have a chilling effect on espionage operations and trust between allies.
North Korea's involvement could lead to increased collaboration and intelligence sharing between Russia and North Korea.
The death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is seen as an opportunity to restart peace talks.
Hamas's irreconcilable nature and the lack of a clear leader make negotiations difficult.
Israel's delayed response keeps Iran on edge and could escalate tensions further.
Since Vice President Kamala Harris became the Democratic presidential nominee, the story of this election cycle has been how close the race appears to be. Now, with only 10 days until Election Day, former President Trump and Vice President Harris remain neck-and-neck — but could last-minute momentum change the state of the race? Kyle Kondik, the managing editor of Sabato's Crystal Ball at the University of Virginia Center for Politics, discusses why the race remains so tight, what he's learning from early voting and recent polls, and how he believes the race may change during these final days.
The FBI has opened an investigation into the leak of top-secret U.S. intelligence documents relating to a potential attack on Iranian targets by Israel. As the fallout from that continues, talks are set to resume between Arab nations and Israel on a possible ceasefire as tensions continue to reach a fever pitch in the region. **FOX News Contributor and Former CIA Bureau Chief Dan Hoffman **details how these developments could affect diplomacy and the intelligence community. Plus, a look at what North Korean soldiers joining the Russians in Ukraine means for the greater international order, and the potential for foreign entities to sow discord in U.S. elections.
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