US presidential elections

Hillary declared herself the Democratic Party nominee on Tuesday evening after winning the New Jersey primary

'Next Tuesday we continue the fight in the last primary in Washington DC' Sanders

Gary Byrne has also criticised Clinton's “appalling leadership style”

Clinton will have to get support on November 8 of young, passionate voters fired up by Sanders' grassroots campaign

Clinton's campaign appeared to acknowledge the tallies that pushed her beyond the 2,383 delegates

It is an open secret in Washington that President Barack Obama intends to endorse Clinton

Clinton won with 59.38% of the vote against 37.53% for Sanders

Clinton has amassed 2,313 total delegates, just 70 shy of the number needed to clinch the nomination

She labeled Trump 'temperamentally unfit' and otherwise unprepared to lead the United States

Trump has also said he would be willing to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un

At a rally in San Diego on Friday, Trump criticized Curiel for his handling of the Trump University case

'I will protect every bit of the Second Amendment right to bear arms' says Donald Trump

Analysts say he may be at a disadvantage in the general election if he stays on the same course

The crowd threw burning T-shirts, bottles and rocks at police

Trump has raised more than a few eyebrows with his latest round of attacks against Clinton

The building is home, not just to his campaign for the presidency, but also his Trump Organization business empire

Early results show Trump receiving 76 per cent of the vote

Former secretary of state would concentrate on campaigning against presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump instead

There is a consensus that even if Trump loses to Clinton, his campaign would have changed the world

The thrice-married Trump, 69, cultivated an image as a womanizer ever since he was in an all-male military school

Democrats have to worry about unintentionally mobilizing the Republicans by picking someone scary as vice president.

The substantial wins in West Virginia and Nebraska put Trump ever closer to clinching the 1,237 delegates

"Hillary hurt many women - the women that he abused," the Republican told a rally in Spokane, Washington late Saturday

Hillary Clinton is still prohibitive favorite to beat Donald Trump in November

'We are in serious times and this is a really serious job' Obama tells reporters at the White House

There is catastrophic inequality, worse now than during the Great Depression of 1929 and France in 1789

Donald Trump is no joke, and what he has achieved in the last year is a statement of serious intent

The move would leave frontrunner Donald Trump as the sole Republican candidate in the White House race

The billionaire frontrunner takes 53.8 percent of the vote

The black-tie event is an annual inside-the-beltway ritual

Several dozen protesters broke through barricades, attempted to storm California Republican Convention in hotel

Trump demolished his rivals Ted Cruz and John Kasich in Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Rhode Island

'You know if you collude in business, or you collude in the stock market, they put you in jail' Trump boomed

The sudden alliance arises due to pressing timing of the Republican party's presidential primary season

Trump's presidential campaign pushed back against accusations by rivals 'celebrity billionaire is a political fraud'

Clinton's advisers begin extensive discussions on a potential vice presidential candidate

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump seek to deliver knockout blows against their rivals in Tuesday's five primaries

The tycoon was trying to make a point

It is the most decisive New York primary in decades, leaves Bernie Sanders with a tough decision on how to proceed

It remains to be seen whether more reasonable minds can prevail against the Trump phenomenon

Gone are days when we in Pakistan plainly hoped for a Republican president just because Jimmy Carter wasn’t nice to us

'Hillary is for Hillary; Bernie is for me, you, her and everybody' says Kevin Clay

Ted Cruz picked up more delegates in the race for the White House, winning all 14 that were up for grabs

Trump's comments have earned sharp rebukes from President Barack Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry

The primary race for the Democratic contender for the US presidential elections is becoming increasingly intense

Facing a hostile Congress in his second term, Obama has leaned heavily on executive actions

The next big test in stopping Trump will be New York, the state he calls home

Kushner married the Republican presidential front-runner's daughter Ivanka in 2009

She also stressed that her husband had proposed only a 'temporary' ban on Muslims entering the country

Trump vowed in the interview to wipe out the more than $19 trillion national debt 'over a period of eight years'