Now that Trump is the new US head of state will he put into action the promises he made during his presidential campaign?
Trump’s recent pronouncement that he might not accept the outcome has led many to ask whether he poses a threat to democracy.
The most provocative magazine and newspaper covers from the 2016 US presidential race.
The US, Australia and the UK have measures in place and have passed laws based on Islamophobia.
The SA star is one of many international actors in the CIA drama, reflecting the start of a revolution in North American storytelling.
After July’s botched coup attempt, Turkey rounded on the US vice-president to demand an exiled cleric’s extradition.
But Trumpanomics would create uncertainty and risk aversion, which would see emerging markets suffer.
New legislation eases drone use, but unmanned craft cannot hover over groups of bystanders and must remain within clear sight of operator.
The Orlando massacre, the worst mass shooting in modern American history, has seemingly done little to influence lawmakers to clamp down on guns.
US President Barack Obama described the Orlando shooter as a ‘homegrown extremist’, and survivors tell of the June 12 rampage that left 50 dead.
The superpower may expand its bootprint across the continent but it was the Ebola outbreak that sparked this latest move in its ‘war on terror’.
"We don’t run cigarette ads because they are hazardous to our health, and we won’t accept Trump ads for the exact same reason," said BuzzFeed’s CEO.
The US issued a terror alert for South Africa, causing the UK and Australia to issue terror warnings and travel advisories for their citizens.
Maple Match helps Americans find a Canadian partner to save them from the "unfathomable horror of a Trump presidency," the website reads.
The big, orange, frightening apparition no one really thought would be the Republican presidential candidate, now is – and he could win that race too.
On April 28 in Washington DC a landmark event will be hosted to highlight links between reproductive health services and women’s economic well-being.
Charity analysis of the 50 biggest US businesses claims Apple have $181bn held offshore, while General Electric has $119bn and Microsoft $108bn.
Ugandans ‘deserved better’, says the US as African observer missions and presidents praise the election that saw Yoweri Museveni reinstalled.
The department has been investigating Ferguson’s policing after an unarmed black teenager was killed by a white police officer in 2014.
An appeals court ruling that denied alleged war criminal Yusuf Abdi Ali from Somalia immunity from prosecution in the US is only a partial success.
South Africa is among the developing nations who will be worse affected by the US tightening – the first rate hike in seven years.
The foul-mouthed, megalomaniac Republican frontrunner for the US presidential elections has inspired a rash of new artworks.
Campaigners say move to pull award-winning writer Jonathan Safran Foer’s novel Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close raises constitutional concerns.
The growing proportion of young adults now in their 20s and 30s – who do not belong to any organised faith is changing the US’s religious landscape.
But the Pentagon is insisting its naval provocation did not breach any international maritime laws.
The two Western powers are guilty of aiding and abetting abhorrent war crimes against civilians.
A number of former professional athletes have endorsed US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
New research suggests mass shootings are not just due to gun ownership, but gun culture.
Not even a radio doctor who peddled goat testicles rivals the coiffed one’s candidacy.
The Democratic frontrunner is no longer a shoo-in, leading to mounting pressure on Biden to run.
The air campaign against Isis has killed more than 450 civilians, according to a new report. The US-led coalition has so far acknowledged just two.
Administration heavyweights take the nuclear sell to Capitol Hill where Republicans are opposed and Democrats have yet to make up their minds.