Clash of Titans: Biden vs Trump Rematch in Controversial U.S. Presidential Election

The upcoming U.S. presidential election on Nov. 5 will see President Joe Biden face off against former President Donald Trump in a highly contentious rematch. The election follows a tumultuous period marked by a failed assassination attempt on Trump and various legal challenges against him. Third-party candidates are also vying for the presidency.

In a highly charged election set for Nov. 5, President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump are gearing up for a rematch. This unprecedented election follows a failed assassination attempt on Trump and numerous legal challenges he faces. Several third-party candidates are also in the race, adding another layer of complexity.

Trump, now 78, suffered an ear injury during the assassination attempt at a Pennsylvania rally. After the incident, Trump called for unity while leveraging his legal issues to galvanize his base. Despite his conviction for falsifying documents, Trump continues to pursue his campaign with vigor, casting his run as 'retribution' against political enemies.

Biden, already the oldest serving U.S. President at 81, is striving to convince both his party and voters of his fitness for office. Despite some criticism following a weak debate performance, he remains focused on defending democracy and maintaining U.S. liberties. The economy and immigration remain pivotal issues as Biden faces a divided electorate.

(With inputs from agencies.)