US Presidential Election

Trump "has problems with sober thinking," one Russian state TV guest said.

About 8 percent of Germans would vote for Trump compared to 66 percent who back Joe Biden to win the U.S. presidential election in four days.

The company has also rejected 2.2 million ads that failed to complete the political ads authorization process.

Israel's ambassador to the United Nations, Danny Danon, declared "we don't want" the Vermont senator--a Jew who previously lived in the country--to be allowed re-entry.

The "dirty dossier" alleges that Page met with Kremlin insiders to discuss lifting sanctions on Russia.

Page is the only U.S. national the FBI is monitoring as part of its investigation into Russia election interference.

"The Kremlin has no dirt on Trump," Vladimir Putin's spokesman said on Wednesday.

Unlike the Wizard of Oz, Donald Trump cannot melt problems away.

The outgoing U.S. president indicated he could break with tradition and criticize his successor.

The president-elect's properties in New York City are popular on road trips.

Overcrowding and firearm-carrying were reported by observers.

In several swing states, votes cast for third-party candidates exceeded the gap between Trump and Clinton.

Trump struck a conciliatory tone but returned to the idea of his slogan of "Make America Great Again."

In recent years, populism has become the portmanteau word for all that is wrong.

Nedeljnik magazine says it may have been the victim of a hoax.

We are in a post-factual age in which scandals roll on without accountability and facts are trumped by ideology.

The Republicans cater to the base because it works to increase turnout on Election Day.

The two presidential candidates debated topics including Libya, ISIS and North Korea.

The need to defeat Trump is a breeding a homogeneous movement that lacks principle.

Steven Sandford had practiced shooting for the first time the day before the rally.

The Democratic presidential candidate's brother is polling better against the Republican Party candidate.

Democratic candidate Sanders says result shows people want "real change."

David Cameron called Trump's plans "divisive, stupid, and wrong"