President Trump is still refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the race. The president's comments are setting off worries about the future of American democracy. However, Republicans are trying to walk him back and have committed to accepting the results.

With voting already underway in some states, President Trump is declining to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he fails to win the upcoming election against Joe Biden. Here’s more on the alarming words coming from the White House.

Alarm bells are ringing in Europe and there are some danger signs in the United States, but experts say it’s still too soon to tell what will happen in the next few months. A lot depends on our social behavior.

“It will be a reason for more people to vote … I think there will be people who choose to vote for Trump because of this, but I suspect there will be more people more motivated to vote on the Democratic side, largely because of who is being replaced,” says Charles Zelden, he's a political science professor at Nova Southeastern University.

In an exclusive interview with Univision evening news co-anchor, Ilia Calderón, the Demcratic party's vice presidential nominee, Kamala Harris, also pledged to give TPS to Venezuelans seeking refuge in the United States and to make a covid-19 vaccine free for all, including undocumented immigrants.

President Trump and Joe Biden held opposing events in battleground states on Thursday. The president rallied supporters in Wisconsin, while Biden faced voters at a town hall in Pennsylvania.