US election 2016

The GOP nominee's team said the interview had been a hoax.

Former Conservative politician joins chorus of women speaking out against Republican nominee.

A new wave of stories from women has surfaced of alleged unwanted sexual advances from Republican candidate.

The 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote in 1920.

The decision is a huge win for the Democratic Party in the swing state.

They allege the GOP nominee groped or kissed them without their permission.

The nominee said he was not contacted after the 2nd debate due to a 'whole deal' he wasn't part of.

The former NYC mayor said he does not 'remember' seeing Clinton following the terrorist attacks.

Trump is 'very embodiment of what the Bible calls a fool' charges editorial.

The Republican candidate has suffered some serious setbacks in the past few weeks.

Trump's camp has been in damage control mode since footage of him making lewd comments went public.

The email was part of the third batch of Clinton campaign emails released by WikiLeaks.

The fortune telling machine inspired by film 'Big' says it will build a train to deport Mexicans.

The GOP nominee also hit out at comments made by House Speaker, Paul Ryan.

The morning show presenter said he loved his job but disagreed with timing of the poll.

Evidence continues to mount that Russia is playing a significant role in the US election.

Trump likens himself to blue collar workers as he vows to bring mining and steel jobs to Pennsylvania.

The two candidates will meet once more on 19 October before the November election.

The nominees took part in a town meeting style debate at Washington University in St Louis.

Bad week for the GOP nominee after footage emerged of him commenting about groping women.

His comments came as his VP running mate Mike Pence said he had been offended by Trump's statements on women.

The two-time Oscar winner delivered a damning verdict in a video encouraging people to vote.

With support from Democrats, minorities and LGBT voters, Clinton is hoping to defeat Donald Trump in Florida.

Julian Assange said earlier in the week he would be releasing more emails in the run-up to the November election.

The company made its views clear as it launched new flavour "Empowermint".

The ad also featured comments taken out of context from Barack Obama.

The GOP candidate celebrated after a bad week where it was claimed he had not paid taxes for 18 years.

The Clinton campaign launched a similar voter registration drive using taco trucks in Detroit.

The storm is set to hit the east coast of Florida which is primarily populated by Democrat voters.

The two presidential nominees will face off on 9 October in St Louis, Missouri.