US election 2016

Republican stalwarts didn't pull any punches as they told people to vote for someone else.

The Republican nominee photographed and interviewed potential Playboy Playmates.

Pence was declared the winner of the debate, but now faces criticisms over his many lies.

One student had drawn the confederate flag on the front of his top.

His comments follow the suspension of direct US/Russia talks over Syria.

After criticism from the Democrats, Ayotte immediately said that she had 'misspoken'.

The candidates made several Twitter-worthy comments as they attempted to discuss issues.

The debate will be particularly crucial for the Trump-Pence ticket, which had a disastrous first debate.

The Clinton Foundation denies it was hacked by Guccifer 2.0 which is said to have ties with Moscow.

More than 100 million Americans will vote for the next US president on 8 November.

The actress will be seen as Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis in the upcoming mini-series, Kennedys After Camelot.

The GOP nominee appeared to imply that veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder were not 'strong'.

The Republican candidate's charity has 15 days to submit paperwork to legally take donations from the public.

The two vice presidential nominees will face off on 4 October in Farmville, Virginia.

The former New York mayor also hailed Trump a 'genius' for allegedly not paying federal taxes.

The GOP nominee said the controversial comments were planned, but maintained they were not scripted.

In an interview, Assange pushes back at critics saying 'We believe in what we are doing'.

11 graphs to illustrate the key battleground states that will dictate the election result.

The publication, however, did not offer an endorsement of Trump's chief rival Hillary Clinton.

The two candidates also face a close race in North Carolina.

Trump also blamed his microphone for what sounded like sniffles throughout the first debate.

The former secretary of state remained relaxed and in control against an overly aggressive opponent.

The presidential nominees debated at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York.

Trump reportedly promised to recognise Jerusalem as the 'undivided capital of the State of Israel'.

Johnson vowed to remain in the race, calling his campaign an 'ongoing process' to qualify for debates.

The two presidential nominees will face off on 26 September in Hempstead, New York.

The Dalai Lama used his hands to mock Trump's hair and mouth.

The GOP nominee took a more balanced approach to police shootings than in previous interviews.

Virtual reality pioneer and inventor of the Oculus Rift anonymously backed "s**tposting" campaign group.

Clinton joked she regretted taking questions from the comedic actor on his Funny or Die show.