US ELECTION

Rev. Frank Pavone, in his video post, placed an aborted foetus on an altar and urged voters to support Trump.

Trump reflected actor Bill Pullman's words as GOP candidate called on working class to 'strike back'

At least five major polls on Monday showed Hillary Clinton to still have a lead over Donald Trump.

Trump takes other townships as communities competed to be the first to count Election Day votes.

Florida has a record turnout with around one million Hispanics voters casting ballot early.

The first Nasa astronaut to vote from space was David Wolf in 1997.

Google also said YouTube will live-stream election results coverage from various news organisations.

The department is monitoring five more states than it did during the 2012 presidential election.

After long presidential race, the 45th president of the United States will finally be announced this week.

Clinton's chances of winning the White House are rated as high as 90% in one analysis.

Conservatives in the 'Sooner state' are voting on much more than who they want as president

If you are a woman voting for Clinton because she's a woman, you've fallen prey to the Democrats' sexist ploy.

Look back at the highs and (mostly) lows of the 2016 election campaign.

From crying delegates to the ridiculous merchandise – here are the most memorable photos.

Whoever wins the election will be boxed in by a sceptical Congress and dogged by the prospect of court cases.

Campaigns fly to key states as candidates work to secure votes after Clinton cleared in email case

Millions around the world will watch the announcement of the 45th President of the United States.

The general public are predisposed to trust a white man but assume the worst about his female opponent.

He will cut taxes, reduce regulations, unleash America's energy sector, and eliminate America's trade deficit.

Self-claimed prophet 'saw' new US president, who he says is a woman.

Getty Images photojournalists Joe Raedle and Justin Sullivan share their favourite election photos with IBTimes UK.