Hillary Clinton

Fake social media accounts tweeting for Trump have been flooding the airwaves during debates.

Conservative talk show host and president agree Trump should stop 'whining'.

People magazine journalist's friends and colleagues share stories about accusations against Republican candidate.

Trump had previously fallen behind his Democrat rival in what is considered a key battleground state.

A proposal to 'fix retirement' will pass responsibility to sophisticated investors.

Suspected Russian Intelligence persona tells IBTimes UK: "FBI is hunting me."

Kevin Beaumont claims numerous servers for Trump.org were using unsupported Windows server 2003, IIS 6.

Malik Obama has already promised to vote for Trump in the 8 November election.

A hoofed caricature of the Democratic candidate appeared in lower Manhattan on 18 October

Republican provides no evidence of 'widespread voter fraud' despite claims.

During first Presidential debate fake accounts generated double the tweets for Trump than Clinton.

In Speaker's home state Republicans shout 'Paul Ryan sucks!' at campaign rally

The Ecuadorian embassy is yet to make any statement regarding Assange's internet access.

The two presidential nominees will face off on 19 October in Las Vegas, Nevada.

McCain's spokeswoman said the senator would still judge nominees on their records, not politics.

US trade representative Michael Froman says current stalemate makes having dialogue difficult.

WikiLeaks has promised to publish more documents in the build-up to the upcoming election.

Leaked emails exposed two of Clinton's tech advisors critiquing her 'cringe-y' comments on security during the first debate.

Republican accuses Saturday Night Live as part of media conspiracy to 'rig' election.

Online crowdfund shows 'thirst for civility and democracy' in tense election

An adjacent building was also vandalised with a swastika and a threat against 'Nazi Republicans'.

With less than four weeks until the election, the Democratic nominee seems poised to win.

Thiel will be one of few US tech industry figures to donate to Trump, says the New York Times.

The Democrat nominee is polling well in swing states.

The GOP nominee says his rival was "pumped up" then deflated.

The city could be key to deciding whether Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton win the race for the White House.

WikiLeaks released round seven of Podesta emails totalling the number of leaked emails at over 10,000.

A classic left-of-centre position interwoven with a typical right-wing conservative posture is more common in America than Europe.

The Funny or Die video also features a message from the singer urging people to vote for Hillary Clinton.

Could the Republican be recovering from the scandals that have knocked his numbers?