Paul McGeough is chief foreign correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald.
Oh that ordinary American taxpayers, about whom Donald Trump professes to worry sooooo much, could get a deal like a 1995 bonanza by which the US taxman gave the Republican presidential candidate a truly remarkable gift – a deduction so massive that he quite likely paid no federal income tax for almost 20 years.
While Trump pleads for black votes, he also flirts with white supremacists.
New revelations of the hypocrisy of Donald Trump have been seized upon in one of the tightest swing-state contests in the 2016 presidential race, Florida.
In remarkable votes in the Senate and the House – 97-1 and 348-77 respectively – on Wednesday, Obama's veto was overridden.
Readers of The Arizona Republic are shocked to find that for the first time in its 126-year history, their venerable newspaper is backing a Democrat.
Some frown when we put Donald on the couch. But seriously...
Donald Trump must have left Long Island's Hofstra University a confused man on Monday night – he had dispatched 16 challengers for the Republican presidential nomination, most of them men – but pitted against that Clinton woman in the first of three presidential debates, none of his old tricks worked.
The fact-checkers had a field day, the candidates less so. As the first of three presidential debates closed on Monday night, a good number of analysts called it a points-win for the Democrat candidate Hillary Clinton.
In a few hours the world will be watching in the tens of millions, to see if Hillary Clinton can dig out of a deep hole that few figured she'd be peering from at this late stage.
Clinton prepares for the worst that Trump can bring
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