
Trump will accept results, if he wins
The Republican presidential candidate has said he will follow all laws and traditions, and the right to legally challenge the results.
The Republican presidential candidate has said he will follow all laws and traditions, and the right to legally challenge the results.
When the final presidential debate started, it seemed as if it might be the best of the three and certainly Trump's best.
COMMENT: The campaign that has plumbed some unimaginable depths could yet get altogether nastier.
Russia has begun its biggest surface deployment since the end of the Cold War as it prepares to effectively end the war in Syria.
At the end of the third debate, it was clear that Ted Cruz had been correct, if for different reasons: Trump proved to be no match for Clinton.
"I will tell you at the time," Donald Trump said after being asked whether he would accept the election results. "I will keep you in suspense."
COMMENT: After meeting a few Americans in a bar, I found all were frustrated with lack of policy and how the candidates' scandal have taken centre stage instead.
The Republican Party nominee will seek to give his bid for the White House a much-needed boost today.
In the presidential campaign's home stretch, Donald Trump is fully inhabiting his own echo chamber.
To some, last week's second presidential debate felt like a comedy sketch.
Trump is not really running a campaign for president anymore, instead he is is simply following the politics of grievance to its natural, unseemly end.
After Saturday Night Live this weekend, Donald Trump has now accused it of being part of the media conspiracy trying to rig this election.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump keeps peddling the notion the vote may be rigged.
Defence Minister Gerry Brownlee got a stern rebuke from China when he made the mildest of observations about Beijing's expansionist maritime policy.
The presidential race is crystallised in speeches by Donald Trump and Michelle Obama, writes Dan Balz.
COMMENT: Blaming Clinton for her husband's conduct is an example of just how little respect her rival has for women.
The head of Thailand's military junta called for vigilance yesterday following the death of King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
First Lady Michelle Obama admitted she had been "shaken to her core" in an impassioned takedown of Donald Trump.
WikiLeaks released another batch of hacked emails from inside Hillary Clinton's campaign and with them came another round of embarrassing headlines.
Three women have come forward saying Donald Trump touched them, according to the New York Times.
The first lady seems to be taking this election personally - and it comes across on the campaign trail in support of Hillary Clinton.
Gunmen opened fire on Shiite worshipers at a shrine in the Afghan capital, killing at least 17 people and wounding more than 40 others
There was just one topic that was off limits when Donald Trump was roasted by a panel of celebrities back in 2011.
China is developing the world's smallest nuclear reactor, which may be installed in one of the disputed South China Sea islands.
Nancy O'Dell, the "married woman" discussed in Donald Trump's crass 2005 video, returned to work and addressed the recent controversy on national television.
Kim Dotcom has a warning for the US presidential candidates.
The now-infamous 2005 Donald Trump-Billy Bush video was - to put it mildly - a gold mine for talk-show hosts.
We've heard Trump's creepy remarks about his daughter Ivanka, but her Twitter activity doesn't make it any easier to stomach.
A buoyant Hillary Clinton promised yesterday to give Americans "something to vote for, not just something to vote against".
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's second debate has been reimagined as a schmaltzy duet in a viral video that's breaking the internet