Nationwide demonstrations against the election of Donald Trump showed no signs of petering out soon as they spilled into a second night yesterday.

COMMENT: There is a distinct possibility that Donald Trump's presidency may turn out to be good for business.

Like when a man grew a 'tomacco' - and President Donald Trump.

Mark Ruffalo has taken to the streets of New York to take part in the public demonstration against the new American President, Donald Trump.

San Francisco-based Kiwi Ben Goodger, an exec at tech giant Google, describes his disbelief at Donald Trump's election.

What is political populism? Here's an explanation of the new anti-Establishment politics, as well as ten reasons why a popular revolt could happen in NZ.

Michelle Obama gave the president-elect's wife Melania Trump a tour of the White House as Donald Trump met President Obama for the first time.

Donald Trump could take the witness stand weeks before his inauguration as US president in a class-action lawsuit against him and Trump University.

Russian government officials had contacts with members of Donald Trump's campaign team, a senior Russian diplomat said today

As the dust settles on Donald Trump's stunning victory, the political currents he rode to the White House are becoming clear.

The golden rule of broadcasting: make sure your mic is off before you drop a reference to the potential new First Lady's assets.

She has been accused of being an unfeeling robot. But in the face of brutal and resounding defeat, there was real pain.

Hollywood's biggest A-list stars have taken to social media, freaking out about Donald Trump's victory.

One man's prescient political analysis about the US presidential election was on the money.

TRUMP PROFILE: How a ravenous desire for money, power and women was forged even before the president-elect was born.

Amanda Richards has been shedding tears throughout the day as she suffers from Trumpression.

Donald Trump's victory speech was unlike any he gave during the campaign - and unlike any in American presidential history.

Trump's policies are typically lacking detail and often facing strong criticism from economists. Here are the key questions answered.

As the rest of the world reacts with shock to news Donald Trump will be the next US President, one man in particular is thrilled.

Protests have broken out across the United States following news of Donald Trump's election victory.

If you thought millions of Americans were overwhelmed by Donald Trump's election, take a gander at how the rest of the world is reacting.

President Obama called for unity in his first address to the nation following Trump's stunning victory, praising Clinton's "historic" fight.

Glamorous and accomplished, it is hoped Melania Trump can shine a positive light on Donald Trump.

Hillary Clinton has shared her sadness after her election defeat as Barack Obama says he is now rooting for Donald Trump to unite the country.

Donald Trump is the president-elect of the United States of America, and he did it by completely blowing up the electoral map.

In an impassioned speech, a CNN pundit says a Donald Trump victory is a "whitelash against a black president" and a "nightmare".

Trump's win unleashed a wave of support from far-right groups, who claim the establishment "world is crumbling" while a new one is created.

The rest of the world is coming to grips with the reality of Donald Trump leading the free world. This is how the world reacted.

COMMENT: He was the slime that oiled the old, deserted machinery of American politics, and got it running.

Clinton paid the price for a largely negative campaign.