US Elections 2016
When I am wounded, I go after people hard: Donald TrumpThe New York-based billionaire said he does not remember being bullied as a child, but has seen bullying. "No, I wasn't (bullied). But I have seen bullying. And bullying doesn't have to just be as a "Michael Barbaro, the author of the now discredited" The New York Times "hit piece on me with women, has in past tweeted badly about me. He should resign," Trump tweeted. The weekend report based on - Gender war trumps policy agenda
- Trump closes gap with Clinton while dissing women, minorities
- I am fighting for survival: Donald Trump
Donald Trump, who defeated 16 top political leaders of his party to become the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has said that he does not considers himself as powerful and is fighting for - Trump to get intel briefings despite opposition
- Trump takes on liberal media with insults, threats
A full-fledged war has erupted between Donald Trump and liberal media. Editorials, invective, and insults are flying thick and fast, and with almost six months to go before election day, it appears - Fearing Donald Trump, Democrats pressure Bernie Sanders to exit
Pressure within the Democratic Party is mounting on Vermont senator Bernie Sanders to quit the US Presidential race, even as his supporters are producing polls showing that he is better placed to - The butler said it: Donald Trump disowns ex-aide who wanted Obama killed
- US journalist literally eats his words on Donald Trump's presidential bid
Washington Post columnist Dana Milbank in October last year wrote a column predicting the demise of the 69-year-old billionaire's presidential ambitions. The headline of the column read, "Trump will - Smoking peace pipe with party, Donald Trump walks back on threat to ban Muslims from entering US
Trump said that his repeated assertion about banning Muslims is "just a suggestion." He added, "the ban would only be temporary ... until we find out what's going on." Ex-New York mayor had said such - Neera Tanden leads Hillary Clinton campaign, slams Donald Trump's policies
Indian American Neera Tanden led the Hillary Clinton campaign in slamming the economic policies of Donald Trump, Republican presidential presumptive nominee, and alleging that this poses threat to the - Muslim ban proposal temporary, just a suggestion: Donald Trump
"We have a serious problem, it's a temporary ban, it hasn't been called for yet, nobody's done it, this is just a suggestion until we find out what's going on," Republican presumptive presidential - Donald Trump says he will constitute commission to study Muslim ban
New York's ex-mayor has called Trump's idea of a Muslim ban unconstitutional. He said that there can be no religious test on who is allowed into the country. Trump did not elaborate on the proposal - Ted Cruz will not support Trump, Marco Rubio will
- ‘Man baby’ Donald Trump mocked for lack of vision
- Trump changes tune on tax hikes for wealthy Americans
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said he was open to raising taxes on the rich, backing off his prior proposal to reduce taxes on all Americans and breaking with one of his party's - Trump gets nastier as the rest get nasty
- FBI to question Hillary Clinton on email scandal
FBI would question Hillary Clinton over the use of a private email server during her tenure as the US Secretary of State. The FBI and Justice Department are investigating if there was any rules were - Trump expected to hit back at Clintons as he begins hunt for allies
- Who will be on the Trump ticket for Vice-President? From Gingrich to Haley, it's a wide field
All that was before Dan Quayle, he of the "potatoe" fame, became vice-president under George Bush, and critics who thought poorly of him realized he was but a "heartbeat away from the presidency." - GOP-smacking: Trumpism takes over Republican Party
New York City’s real estate mogul and entertainment impresario Donald Trump has moved front and center of Abraham Lincoln’s party by winning the Indiana primary and effectively stamping his claim as - Pakistan shredded in US electoral crossfire; both Hillary and Trump distrust it
Pakistan has got caught up in the US electoral skirmish after frontrunners Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump both zeroed in on the country’s support for terrorism despite milking Washington for
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