US Presidential Election 2016

There's no guarantee Trump would adhere to the policy proposals on China that O'Brien has laid out

Stormy Daniels will return to the witness stand Thursday in Donald Trump's hush money trial as the defence tries to undermine the credibility of the porn actor's salacious testimony about their alleged sexual encounter and the money she was paid to keep quiet. The trial against the former president kicks back off with defense lawyers questioning Daniels, whose account is key to the prosecutors' case accusing Trump of scheming to illegally influence the 2016 presidential campaign by suppressing unflattering stories about him. Trump looked on in the courtroom as Daniels for hours on Tuesday described an unexpected sexual encounter she says they had in 2006. Trump denies they ever had sex. Still, a decade later, Trump's then-lawyer, Michael Cohen, paid her to stay silent in the final weeks of the presidential campaign. Daniels' testimony was an extraordinary moment in what could be the only criminal case against the presumptive Republican presidential nominee to go to trial before vote

When Donald Trump launched his 2024 presidential campaign after a disappointing midterm election for Republicans, his trajectory was something of a mystery. But seven days before Iowa's kick-off caucuses, his standing among the GOP faithful is hardly in doubt. Voters, campaign operatives and even some of the candidates on the ground here overwhelmingly agree that the Republican former president is the prohibitive favourite heading into the January 15 caucuses whether they like it or not. Everybody sees the writing on the wall, said Angela Roemerman, a 56-year-old Republican from Solon, Iowa, as she waited for former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley to arrive for a weekend rally at Field Day Brewing Co. in North Liberty. It's a little depressing, Roemerman said as her order of tortilla chips arrived, lamenting all the drama surrounding Trump. We don't need another four years. But Trump's going to win. Just beneath all the perceived certainty about Trump's victory, however, lie

Emails from the committee had been made public days before, on the eve of the Democratic National Convention, creating a significant distraction as the party formally nominated Hillary Clinton

The lawsuit says Trump and his associates had relationships with Russia that enabled creation of a Trump-Russia conspiracy

A federal judge ordered that the charges stay sealed

Kremlin has assumed a more aggressive cyber posture, they said

It will be extremely rigorous process given the presumed partiality of the corresponding committee

An independent commission has greater potential to generate a widely agreed-upon understanding

Iran's President stressed that the result of the US presidential election will have no impact on the Islamic republic's policies

Enrique Pena Nieto had told Trump during a controversial visit by the candidate in August that Mexico would never pay for Trump's wall

Trump pulled off dramatic wins to edge past Democratic contender Hillary Clinton in one of the most bitterly contested US Presidential battles

Stock futures plunged and bonds rallied as the projections of the outcome of the US Presidential election remained much tighter than expected

Wall Street sees former Secretary of State Clinton as a status quo candidate who would lend stability to the markets

The New York Times gave Trump a 61% chance of becoming the next US President

In key battleground state Florida, Trump was leading among white voters

The advisor went on to say that Trump was in a deep hole after the 'Access Hollywood' tape

Clinton Campaign Manager Robby Mook said that the Trump campaign should have built a better ground game around the country

Initial reports indicate that Trump has a more difficult path to victory than Clinton

Polls were also too close to call in Ohio and North Carolina