November's US presidential election is taking shape: Republican billionaire Donald Trump and Democratic power player Hillary Clinton look set for an ugly battle for the White House ...
For the son of late Philippine dictator Ferdinand Marcos, winning the vice presidency is as much about restoring his family's tainted image as it is about making the country a better place.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull confirmed that he would call an election within the next week to be held on July 2, looking to cash in on a budget plan aimed at creating jobs and spurring growth.
Spain’s King Felipe dissolved parliament yesterday and called a new national election for June 26 after a vote in December left
French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said he was committed to building all of a new Australian submarine fleet in Australia, apparently contradicting the French contractor who said the deal would create jobs in France.
Billionaire Donald Trump swept all five presidential primaries held Tuesday, strengthening his grip on the Republican race, while Democrat Hillary Clinton distanced herself from rival Bernie Sanders ...
Three presidential candidates back ideas to rein in Fed; Yellen, Fed board criticise proposals, defend status quo; some Fed insiders suggest compromises to preserve independence
Millions of voters head to the polls Monday in two Indian states, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party facing a tough fight as it tries to tighten its grip on power nationally.
Donald Trump may have his eyes on running against Hillary Clinton in the general election, but in the meantime he's stepping up attacks on America's most watched female news anchor.
Hillary Clinton took a monumental step toward clinching the Democratic party's White House nomination, while Donald Trump's seemingly unstoppable rush to victory hit a bump in Ohio.
Ted Cruz's Super Tuesday victories in his home state of Texas and neighbouring Oklahoma strengthened his odds for the Republican presidential nomination on online betting sites but he still trails far behind Donald Trump.
Ireland's dominant political forces were left considering an unprecedented alliance on Saturday after two exit polls suggested voters would kick Prime Minister Enda Kenny's coalition government out of office.
