Trump and Harris Face Off to Inherit Biden's Mixed Legacy

As Americans vote, the new president will confront challenges in immigration, abortion rights, and economic discontent.

Biden's administration saw strong economic growth and job creation, but inflation and high living costs have left many Americans dissatisfied.
The Supreme Court's overturning of Roe v. Wade reshaped abortion rights, with states now setting their own laws, prompting Biden to push for reproductive health access.
Biden's immigration policies reversed many of Trump's measures, but record illegal crossings and political opposition complicated reforms.
Foreign conflicts, including the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, have overshadowed Biden's foreign policy, challenging his goal of restoring U.S. global leadership.
Efforts to transition to clean energy saw significant investment, yet legal and policy hurdles have slowed progress towards Biden's climate goals.