US President Donald Trump may have less than a fortnight left in office, but he’s not done yet — he may well be remembered for destroying the Republican party
At stake are all 435 seats in the House of Representatives, 35 seats in the 100-member Senate, 36 governor’s posts and seats across the US
‘In some countries, you’d be okay if you were caught with a gram of the stuff because that’s seen as a one-person portion,’ writes Shaun de Waal
‘It’s been an unbelievable day and evening and year’, Trump said at the beginning of his acceptance speech. Unbelievable is one word for it.
The respective front-runners scored vital victories and will go into future state battles with much confidence.
After his Colorado convention loss over the weekend, the Republican presidential front-runner was quick to lay the blame on a "crooked" process.
Texas senator Ted Cruz described his recent win as a "turning point" in the Republican presidential race.
Trump and Clinton win seven states and start to look toward general election even as Cruz and Sanders each claim victory in multiple states.
Opinion polls suggest Ted Cruz may benefit most should the mogul suffer a slowdown in support
