US Election

Convention is expected to confirm Donald Trump as its US presidential nominee.

The GOP's theme for the first day of the conference is 'Make America Safe Again'.

RNC chair Reince Priebus asserts Trump had moved away from a religious test against Muslims.

Trump will hold a press conference on 16 July, but revealed the news on Twitter

The presumptive GOP nominee has remained coy about his potential vice-presidential pick.

Trump's VP choice was leaked earlier in the day, though he maintains he has not made a decision.

Several high-profile GOP members have announced they will skip the convention in Cleveland, Ohio.

Trump continues to lag behind the presumptive Democratic nominee in general election polls.

Trump has narrowed the list down to Mike Pence, Chris Christie and Newt Gingrich.

Farage said he will attend the Cleveland convention as an observer only.

The 20-year-old was ordered to remain in federal custody until his trial on 21 August.

Trump blames the media for linking the star in his tweet to the Star of David.

The Vermont senator has yet to concede the Democratic race despite failing to secure enough delegates.

Jared Kushner, who is married to Ivanka Trump, defended the GOP candidate.

A host of high-profile members of the GOP have hit out at the FBI.

The two Democrats took several swipes at presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump.

The FBI has finished its investigation into Clinton's email usage

"One of the things I expect Mr. Trump would look for in a VP is discretion," says Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn.

Loretta Lynch is the head of the department of justice – which may charge the Democrat over email usage

The GOP candidate will name his running mate at the upcoming convention.

'Crazed' 21-year-old McClean spat at police and jumped off 16ft ledge before being taken to hospital.

Christie has become an influential voice in Trump's campaign since his February endorsement.

The 20-year-old Brit is accused of attempting to kill the GOP candidate during a Las Vegas rally.

Trump also referred to Nafta as 'the worst trade deal in the history of the country'.

GOP nominee has been accused of 'flip-flopping' over initial statement made in December 2015.

The GOP candidate also refers to Massachusetts senator as 'Pochahontas' during their verbal sparring.

The liberal senator called Trump a 'thin-skinned bully driven by insecurity and hate.'

Clinton slammed Trump's Brexit response, saying he is looking out for his businesses and not the American people.

The Vermont senator told C-SPAN he believes he will get to speak at the convention in July.

Clinton told voters in Ohio: 'He'd rig the economy for Wall Street again.'