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Stephen Colbert might be running for the US presidential race in 2020
Fp Staff •Is late night talk show host Stephen Colbert going to replace Trump in 2020?
Hillary Clinton to attack 'loose cannon' Donald Trump on foreign policy
•During an appearance in Newark, New Jersey Wednesday, Hillary Clinton assailed Donald Trump over his past statements.
Hillary Clinton takes lead over Donald Trump, new polls show
•Two head-to-head polls released Sunday showed a resurgent Hillary Clinton vaulting atop the US presidential race after a tumultuous month for Donald Trump, who has failed to rally confidence among voters or party leaders.
Paul Ryan pledges to work with Donald Trump, but withholds endorsement
•Trump and Ryan issued a statement describing their meeting as a "very positive step toward unification".
Donald Trump will never be US president: George Clooney
•Clooney said the Republican candidate will not win the race "because fear is not going to drive our country".
Idiot to prescient in 68 days: Christ Christie's bet on Trump pays off
•With Trump having effectively clinched the Republican presidential nomination, Christie now sees vindication of what had been a divisive choice.
Hillary Clinton's campaign woos Indian-American voters
•The organisation named Indian-Americans for Hillary Clinton (IAHC) was launched on Sunday in Washington by Clinton's campaign manager John Podesta.
Russia votes for Donald Trump: Real estate mogul finds rare foreign support
Fp Staff •While Russia supported Donald Trump, it was the only G20 country to do so. The others overwhelmingly supported Hillary Clinton.
It was a mistake: Donald Trump admits he shouldn't have retweeted unflattering photo of Heidi Cruz
•Donald Trump has been engaged in an increasingly personal war of words with Ted Cruz, that even drew in their wives.
Obama a good friend, but Trump as US president will worry India: Salman Khurshid
Fp Archives •Former external affairs minister Salman Khurshid told students of Georgetown University that India celebrated Obama's poll victory