While Trump pleads for black votes, he flirts with white supremacists
While Trump pleads for black votes, he also flirts with white supremacists.
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Paul McGeough
Paul McGeough is chief foreign correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald.
Trump's Cuba revelations will hit him in Florida
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.
Obama veto overruled, families can sue Saudi Arabia for 9/11
In remarkable votes in the Senate and the House – 97-1 and 348-77 respectively – on Wednesday, Obama's veto was overridden.
'He's not qualified': 126-year-old Republican newspaper backs Clinton in historic move
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.
Morning-after verdict: Clinton won the debate, Trump went from 'stupid' to 'very stupid'
Some frown when we put Donald on the couch. But seriously...
Trump's tricks fall short against Clinton
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.
Hillary Clinton shades Donald Trump in points-win
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.
US debate headlines, advice and some comic relief
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.
US Presidential election 2016: first debate will be more like a mud wrestle than a policy contest
Clinton prepares for the worst that Trump can bring
US media are rewriting the rules to challenge Donald Trump
Donald Trump was good for the business of media but bad for journalism and now the industry is revisiting its practices to tackle the creature of their own creation.
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