Donald Trump has made history by winning the 2024 US presidential election, becoming the second president ever to serve non-consecutive terms. This remarkable achievement was last seen 132 years ago, when Grover Cleveland served two non-consecutive terms in the late 1800s. Trump's victory also sets another first, as he becomes the only US president to face two impeachment proceedings and still win re-election. By capturing key swing states, Trump completed one of the most significant comebacks in US politics, marking a return to the White House after losing to Joe Biden in 2020.

Boris Johnson was reportedly "fired" from Channel 4's US election show after repeatedly promoting his memoir, despite being warned by co-host Krishnan Guru-Murthy to "put it away." The former British prime minister held up his book during the live broadcast of "America Decides: US Presidential Election" and mentioned it just minutes into the program. It remains unclear if Johnson’s departure was pre-planned or if he left abruptly due to this incident. The situation was later described by Guru-Murthy as Johnson "banging on about his book," leading to his early exit from the panel.

During his victory speech on Wednesday, Donald Trump took a moment to thank his wife, Melania Trump, for her support as he won the presidential race. He praised her memoir, calling it the top-selling book in the country. In the book, Melania discusses her pro-choice views on abortion, their meeting at a New York City nightclub, and rumors about their son, but she refrains from sharing many personal details. The memoir has attracted considerable attention, contributing to its success. Trump’s acknowledgment of Melania reflects her prominent role in his campaign and personal life.

In his victory speech, Donald Trump praised Tesla CEO and X owner Elon Musk, calling him a "new star" of the Republican Party. Trump recounted a story where he left Musk on hold for 40 minutes while watching a SpaceX rocket launch, describing the billionaire as a "wonderful" person. Trump’s remarks reflect Musk’s increasing prominence in Republican circles. While there has been speculation about Musk’s role in a potential second Trump administration, Trump has previously stated that Musk would not be in his Cabinet but could play a role in cost-cutting efforts.

Americans have voted to choose between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump as the country’s 47th President. After a long and intense campaign, polling stations across all six U.S. time zones closed on Tuesday, and counting began immediately. Harris leads by a slim 1% in the latest polls, with strong support among women, while Trump has a lead among male voters. This election could be historic, as Harris would become the first female president, while Trump could become the first president in over a century to serve non-consecutive terms. Swing states are crucial in this close race.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu dismissed Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, citing a “crisis of trust” over handling military operations. Foreign Minister Israel Katz will replace Gallant, while Gideon Saar takes over as Foreign Minister. Netanyahu stated that trust between him and Gallant had eroded over recent months, particularly in decisions surrounding Israel’s 13-month war in Gaza. Gallant had expressed concerns over the war’s direction, which clashed with Netanyahu's view to continue until Hamas is dismantled. Gallant, responding to his dismissal, posted that Israel’s security “will always remain the mission of my life.”

Donald Trump, voting in Florida on Tuesday for the U.S. presidential election, said he would concede defeat to Kamala Harris if the election is “fair.” Speaking to reporters, he raised concerns about electronic voting machines, arguing paper ballots are more secure and would ensure quicker results. Trump also dismissed fears of post-election violence, insisting his supporters are not “violent people.” As millions of Americans cast their ballots, the outcome could either mark a historic first for Harris as the first female president or bring Trump back to the White House. The result may take days to finalize.

On the final day of the 2024 U.S. presidential campaign, Kamala Harris focused her efforts on Pennsylvania’s Latino voters, particularly Puerto Ricans, following a controversial comment from a Trump ally. The joke, referring to Puerto Rico as a "floating island of garbage," has sparked outrage among Latino communities. Harris, backed by celebrities like Bad Bunny and Fat Joe, spent the day visiting Latino communities in Pennsylvania, a critical swing state. Trump, however, distanced himself from the remark but praised his support for Puerto Rico. Pennsylvania’s Latino vote may play a crucial role in deciding the election.

In a last-minute decision, the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2025 mega auction will be held in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, on November 24 and 25. Initially planned for Riyadh, the auction has been relocated to the Abady Al Johar Arena. The IPL's internal email confirmed the venue change, with accommodations set at the nearby Hotel Shangri-La. This auction will coincide with the first Test of the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. The two-day event is expected to attract significant attention, marking a unique international expansion for the IPL. Visa and logistics support are being managed for stakeholders.

Podcaster Joe Rogan has endorsed Donald Trump for the 2024 U.S. presidential election, swayed by tech billionaire Elon Musk. Rogan's backing, influential among his predominantly young male audience, is seen as significant for Trump, who has focused on appealing to younger voters through podcasts. Trump's campaign welcomed the endorsement, calling it "great" news. Rogan, with over 18 million YouTube subscribers, shifted from previously supporting progressive candidate Bernie Sanders. Meanwhile, Democratic nominee Kamala Harris continues to garner celebrity endorsements, including from Taylor Swift and Oprah Winfrey, as both candidates vie for undecided voters in a tight race.