Republicans, not waiting for Election Day, turn on each other
Acknowledging the seeming inevitability of victory for Hillary Clinton a good number of Republicans are taking up positions in a circular firing squad.
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Paul McGeough
Paul McGeough is chief foreign correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald.
WikiFlops: Julian Assange's latest 'bombshells' on Hillary Clinton fail to detonate
The content of thousands of emails have some "inside the beltway" intrigue but at best they have mediocre news value.
Historians award Benitos to Donald Trump's 'fascism'
In an era obsessed with ratings, historians want in on the act, rating Donald Trump according to Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini.
Clinton's poll position triggers down-ballot Congress battle
The Clinton campaign and many Republicans have virtually written off Donald Trump's chances of winning the presidential election.
Salma Hayek brings Donald Trump's women problems to an even dozen
He arrived at Gettysburg promising a blizzard of lawsuits. But women just keep coming forward to damn the Donald.
Clinton out-trumps Trump
When Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton each accused the other of being a puppet during the third debate, Trump didn't see that on the night and in the campaign, she is the puppet master.
Donald Trump reaches peak conspiracy and Hillary Clinton cashes in
Twice he told Americans he would not commit to accepting the outcome of the election - unless he was the winner.
US presidential debate: 10 things to watch for
Just 20 more sleeps and a debate that could be the last big night of the presidential campaign – think of it as Donald Trump's last stand.
Democrats not convinced by Republican faux shock at Trump's 'rigged' claims
Republicans are faking shock at Trump's 'rigged election' conspiracy. Democrats are not buying it.
Trump's simplistic solutions more about white America than law and order
Donald Trump should retain a good lawyer because, when it comes to the law, critics say he doesn't have a clue.
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