Americans shouldn’t be underestimated.

A growing number of Americans, particularly Californians, are considering leaving the country according to a new report.

The Americans who voted for Trump dont see his victory as the end of American democracy; they see the perpetuation of the elite dominance of the countrys cultural and economic lives as the repudiation of it.

Less than 48 hours after outlets declared former President Donald Trump the president-elect, Democrats online have begun calling on Americans to resist his second term, with ideas ranging from the expected to the extreme.

'Got my emotional support animal'

In a op-ed published Wednesday, Slate correspondent Justin Peters encourages Americans to who voted for Kamala Harris to "hold on to the anger" they might feel after Donald Trump's victory.

"She will continue the fight with purpose, determination and joy. She will continue to be a champion for all Americans," Biden said.

Strategists will spend the coming weeks poring over voting data to account for the Vice President's unraveling at the ballot box, but for some, the answer is simple: Harris was just a weak candidate.

Donald Trumps presidency marked the end of American democracy and return to autocracy, according to former MSNBC security analyst Malcolm Nance, who blamed Americans for having voted for a dictatorship where loads of people will die, warning of free hunting season for blacks with immunity for white cops and that Muslims and Latinos will DEFINITELY die in mass deportation...

In two states Biden claimed from Trump in 2020, some see hopes dashed while others dream bigand a Harris voter recounts better times under the president-elect.

How do Americans really view China? On todays special report, Facts Matter host Roman Balmakov and China in Focus host Tiffany Meier will react live to videos on several key topics including how Americans view social media app TikTok and the apps harvesting of its users data, the possibility of China invading Taiwan, and Americans […]

Fox News Channel was the most-watched network on Election Night topping more than 10 million viewers as Americans witnessed the extraordinary comeback of President-elect Trump.

'His criminal problems go away'

Former first lady Melania Trump vowed that the incoming Trump administration will safeguard the heart of our republic and push the country forward. The majority of Americans have entrusted us with this important responsibility, she said in a Wednesday post on X. We will safeguard the heart of our republic freedom. I anticipate the...

The nation’s rightward shift and the return of Donald Trump to the presidency were not the only headlines on election night in America. Exit polls revealed the voting patterns of LGBTQ Americans, there were historic firsts in Congressional contests, and several states voted on ballot initiatives pertaining to same-sex marriage and discrimination protections. …

As election night wore on and Vice President Kamala Harris' path to 270 electoral votes dwindled, some Americans were contemplating a move to the Great White North, Google data shows.

Anger over Vice President Kamala Harriss stance on the war in Gaza likely spelled the end of her presidential hopes in Michigan. The battleground state holds the highest concentration of Arab Americans in the country, many of whom expressed profound disillusionment with the Biden-Harris administrations policy on the Middle Eastern conflict. Riding off their wave […]

Massachusetts Rep. Seth Moulton says Kamala Harris and the Democrats should have listened more to Americans about their concerns, particularly over the economy and inflation, and said what Harris would have done differently from Joe Biden and Donald Trump to make things better.

Vice President Kamala Harris has conceded the election to President-elect Donald Trump after running a short but historic presidential campaign. Many Americans might now be wondering: If the Harris had become the Democratic presidential nominee sooner, could the election have had a different result? Political strategists Maura Gillespie and Chuck Rocha join "America Decides" to discuss.

America squarely has itself to blame for what "we all must suffer through," never-Trump conservative attorney George Conway, one of the president-elect's strongest critics from the right,