Donald Trump

Anonymous collective renews focus on Donald Trump as the presidential race heats up.

The actor recently acted in a mock biopic about the US presidential candidate.

Alex Stypik came up from audience wearing t-shirt that read, "Legal Immigrant for Trump".

Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio voters head to polls in winner-take-all contests.

Ohio Governor John Kasich also took home nine delegates in Washington DC.

Donald Trump's presidential campaign escalates amid threats, insults and racial violence.

Obama cautions White House contenders to behave themselves during political rallies.

The Democratic Presidential candidate slammed Trump's claims that Sanders supporters provoked violent clashes in Chicago.

Community leader Brown made headlines by storming Trump's podium, forcing the rally to be cancelled.

Trump supporters clashed with campaigners on Friday, 11 March, leaving two police officers injured

US president took aim at Donald Trump and the GOP at a fundraiser in Austin, Texas.

Presumptive Republican presidential candidate was to hold an event at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago.

'America is already great without the hate,' said Brown.

Many groups are blaming Donald Trump's incendiary rhetoric for the rise in violence.

Despite calling for a boycott, the Republican US presidential candidate's official Twitter account shows regular posts from an iPhone.

Hundreds of protesters pack arena at University of Illinois, leading to isolated physical confrontations.

Claim comes after series of anti-Islam comments by presidential candidate.

Billionaire businessman often pauses to scold protesters before asking security officers to take them away.

Trump said at the Florida GOP debate that 'a lot' of Muslims hate the US.

John Franklin McGraw, 78, of North Carolina, boasted: 'Next time, we might have to kill him'.

The debate to be held less than a week before all-important 15 March primaries, including one in Florida.

The GOP candidate said it was hard to tell radical from non-radical Islam, stating 'you don't know who's who'.

Sanders reached out and spoke to his fellow Americans and fought for cohesion, not division.

Teacher shared the post online after giving the pupil a mark for effort, writing: 'This is why I teach'.

Trump dismisses questions from the media likening his supporters' pledges to vote for him to the Nazi salute.

Chrome browser extension launched by John Oliver changes mentions of Trump to 'Someone With Tiny Hands'

The endorsements come ahead of several key primaries on 15 March.

Before an election can take place, the Democratic and Republican parties need to choose a nominee.

Sanders stays relentlessly on-message: that America is being stolen by corrupt Wall Street oligarchs.

Secretive talks with top US Republicans seek to explore how Trump can be stopped.