IS may live to regret endorsing Omar Mateen's terror
Was Orlando gunman Omar Mateen motivated by Islamic extremism or confusion about his own sexuality?
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Paul McGeough
Paul McGeough is chief foreign correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald.
'Peace! Love! Pulse!' Orlando shooting vigil draws huge crowd
They came in thousands, grieving and shocked by the Pulse nightclub massacre and taking comfort in being together on a hot, sticky Orlando night.
Orlando shooter Omar Mateen's confused background clouded by conflicting accounts
"A good son…" is proving an unfortunate choice of words by the father of the Orlando gunman Omar Mateen.
Much at stake for Trump and Clinton in Orlando shooting aftermath
In the wake of the Orlando slaughter, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump immediately dispensed with any urge to demonstrate that he could server as comforter-in-chief.
Orlando shooting cuts right to the heart of US presidential campaign
America's worst shooting slaughter is the perfect political storm that combines the hot-button issues of a highly charged presidential election campaign.
The real Hillary: how she will win
Can't deny it – I spent time alone in a New York hotel room with that woman. Her name was Hillary Clinton.
Trump is frightening the golden geese
For a while it seemed that Republicans figured they had no choice but to fall in behind the presidential candidate who hijacked their party – that would be Donald Trump.
Clinton makes history, wins outright in three states
Hillary Clinton has claimed the Democratic nomination, making her the first female candidate in US history to win the backing of a major political party in a run for president.
Clinton needs a big win in California
The Associated Press has called Hillary Clinton as the winner in the Democratic nomination race. So what now?
Donald Trump? Adolf Hitler? GOP doesn't really care
At this point, it's fair to say that if the angry old white men who are a rump constituency in the Republican Party were to hit on Adolf Hitler as a presidential nominee, the party establishment likely would say, 'well, that's nice – he'll do.'
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