With less than 60 days remaining until the highly anticipated presidential election, one significant development has ignited a debate over accountability and the rule of law. The judge presiding over Donald Trump's criminal trial in Manhattan has decided to postpone his sentencing until after Election Day, leaving the American people in a state of uncertainty. This decision raises a question that lingers in the minds of many: is Donald Trump above the law?

Despite facing legal challenges, Trump still enjoys a remarkably resilient level of support. A recent national poll conducted by The New York Times and Siena College reveals a close race, with Trump narrowly leading Vice President Kamala Harris by one percentage point. These numbers are consistent with polling averages in crucial battleground states, where Harris either ties with Trump or holds a slight lead.

Meanwhile, readers around the world have expressed curiosity about the candidates' perspectives on the global stage and the importance of re-establishing alliances with international partners. While Donald Trump's stance on America's traditional security alliances remains uncertain, there are concerns that a second term could potentially weaken these alliances. Vice President Kamala Harris has focused less on foreign policy since becoming the Democratic candidate but is expected to continue President Biden's efforts to strengthen these alliances, according to experts.

It is worth noting that foreign policy does not generally take center stage as a decisive issue or priority for American voters, unless directly linked to disastrous wars involving American troops. Consequently, candidates often allocate limited time to discussing U.S. alliances or global affairs. However, as the first debate between Harris and Trump approaches, journalists are likely to probe both candidates about their foreign policy views during the televised event on Tuesday.

Additionally, amidst an election cycle fueled by existential rhetoric, some Americans have expressed a desire to leave the country. Several individuals have shared their motivations for considering such a move, reflecting the deep polarization and divide that currently characterizes American society.

As anticipation builds for the forthcoming debate between Vice President Kamala Harris and Donald Trump, it is worth noting the contrasting approaches to preparation. Harris's practice sessions are thoroughly choreographed, while Trump opts for a more informal approach.

As the election draws near, it is crucial to stay informed and updated. Live coverage, the poll tracker, "The Run-Up" podcast, and the On Politics newsletter are all valuable resources to stay connected and engaged with the unfolding political landscape.