US Presidential Election

The Republican seemed optimistic about being able to run in the 2016 presidential election.

The former Arkansas released a two minute video on 1 May, that may indicate his intentions to run for president in 2016.

Hip hop star shares plans to legalise marijuana if he is elected into office.

The president says he will not pursue the deal if he does not think it is good for the middle class.

The billionaire has officially filed with the ax authorities for his ex-wife.

Hillary Clinton will carry the mantle for gender in her second bid for the White House.

On eve of Clinton's announcement, Obama hails former first lady and secretary of state.

Democratic candidate will make her second campaign a more personal one.

Rubio could become the Republican party's second official candidate in the 2016 elections.

Real estate mogul and TV personality Donald Trump took the first steps on 18 March toward launching a 2016 presidential campaign, a sign the businessman may jump into the Republican race after publicly considering it in years past.

Bill Clinton lauds Obama's record on reviving the economy and job generation.

Mitt Romney promises to create 12 million jobs in four years during his speech to accept the Republican presidential nomination.

Romney seeks to boost election chances by announcing energetic conservative Paul Ryan as his vice-presidential running mate.

Mitt Romney in Poland as part of three-nation tour to project himself as world leader and alternative to Barack Obama.

Obama is the first sitting US president to openly support legalisation of same-sex marriage in potentially explosive announcement.