
'Lie after lie after lie': Trump speech cut off after one minute
NBC, CBS and ABC hit the big red button after Trump claims victory, alleges corruption.
NBC, CBS and ABC hit the big red button after Trump claims victory, alleges corruption.
Leighton speaks with constitutional experts and historians on the US election result.
Biden is inching closer to a win - but Trump's camp has filed lawsuits in three states.
Editorial: It is looking increasingly likely this will be an election where no one wins.
OPINION: Although US voters appear to hate each other, we seem to agree on cannabis.
New York Times: Biden faces a Republican-led Senate with a history of obstruction.
New York Times: For Biden, it has always been about Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
Voting returns went against President Trump in the two key states.
A betting agency has already paid out punters who said Biden will win the election.
Drama has erupted with Donald Trump making a controversial speech.
'I don't think I have any nails left...I hate that it's this close', the Democrat said.
OPINION: So the polls, once again, were wrong. But Fox News was right on the button.
It could be another day or two before the next US president is known.
There are just a handful of states still hanging in the balance.
The 2016 presidential campaign taught the world one thing: opinion polls can't be trusted.
And National's Simon Bridges says NZ should watch the race to the White House closely.
Former White House official says he's surprised about Trump's traction in the polls.
No matter who wins the election, Scott Brown says it won't change NZ-US relations
'The US has turned inward under Donald Trump's leadership' – former PM and US ambassador.
OPINION: A contested result is quite possible. A contentious result is certain.
New York Times: Armies of lawyers set to cross swords in US courts over expected disputes.
New York Times: The nation is on edge as early voting shatters records.
The most famous shopping strips in the United States are unrecognisable.
OPINION: I was right in 2016 and I'm just as certain this time.
New York Times: Pennsylvania becomes top battleground in feverish race for US presidency.
Trump and Biden each have a path to the White House. Biden's is appreciably wider.
The President's packed and passionate rallies paint a very different picture.
New York Times: The president has continued to downplay the severity of the coronavirus.
New York Times: He suggests ballots arriving after Election Day could 'flip the results'.
The massive surge in early voting in the US could cause havoc on election night.