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Why do so many Americans hate Hillary?
EDITORIAL: Donald Trump is already a monster in the popular imagination - especially in this country.

Debate will be one for the record books
The question has been asked so many times over the past 16 months of this presidential election: Has anyone ever seen anything quite like this?

Opinion: Trump crazy candidate but Clinton poor one
COMMENT: Donald Trump won the second presidential debate, but only according to the terrible standards of this election.

Funniest reactions to second debate
It was the showdown the internet had been waiting for. And viewers of the second presidential debate didn't have to wait long to see why.

'I wish I didn't know Trump. But I do.'
"We have to stop excusing the disgusting degradation of girls and women as 'locker room banter.'"

Alec Baldwin skewers Trump's lewd leak
WATCH: Saturday Night Live writers had just one day to rewrite part of the show after audio of Donald Trump making vulgar comments back in 2005 surfaced.

Why it's too late to dump Trump
In the wake of Donald Trump's biggest scandal yet, can the Republican Party dump him from its presidential ticket?

Soper: Clash no one can take for granted
COMMENT: The clash today in St Louis promises to be more feisty than the first with half the questions coming from the audience.

Watch: De Niro wants to punch Donald Trump
When it comes to Donald Trump, Robert De Niro didn't mince words. While filming a political testimony video for a non-partisan group called #VoteYourFuture, the legendary actor was asked a question that all participants were asked: "What do you care about?" Source: Anonymous Content

Secret tape of Trump's lewd comments
Donald Trump bragged in vulgar terms about kissing, groping and trying to have sex with women during a 2005 conversation caught on a hot microphone.

Task in next debate: Connecting with voters
Although Donald Trump may be smarting after being bested in the first presidential debate, settling scores is not the way to win the second on Monday.

Why Guterres won race for UN job
There are a number of reasons Antonio Guterres may have been the popular choice.

Kids know what they want in a president
This presidential election isn't just turning off adults. It seems the United States' youth has become disenchanted by politics too.

Young: Helen Clark was loved by too few
COMMENT: Helen Clark did not go to ground following her failure this week to secure the job of her dreams, the head of the UN.

Soper: Clark a victim of her own success
Helen Clark is politically astute enough though to know that she was always going to be an outside choice for the top UN job.

Trump's donations to state attorneys
Throughout his career Donald Trump has made significant donations to state officials while they were involved in decisions affecting his business.

Sorry kids of the 1980s, you're screwed
Report shows children born in the 1980s only have half the wealth those born a decade earlier did at the same age - and they are unlikely to catch up.

Passions run high in politics' proxy war
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton weren't on the stage at the vice-presidential debate yesterday, but it didn't really matter.

India digs bunkers on Kashmir frontier
India has started constructing underground bunkers along its frontier with Pakistan in Kashmir amid fears they are preparing for a major escalation.

Trump: 'Isn't she hot, check her out'
More than 20 cast and crew from The Apprentice have lifted the lid on Donald Trump's behaviour behind the scenes.

'What kind of genius loses $1b in a year?'
Hillary Clinton looked to compound Trump's season of bad news, sharply criticising him for losing nearly a billion dollars and pocketing tax savings.

Covert madness is at work
COMMENT: Rachel Stewart, winner of the 'Opinion Writer of the Year' award at 2016 Canon Media Awards, has joined the Herald. Here is her first column.

Scramble to right Trump campaign
Donald Trump is scrambling to rescue his campaign after the discovery that he may not have paid income taxes for 18 years.

May sets sights beyond Europe
Britain must look beyond Europe for economic success, PM has said as she suggested there would be no deal on immigration to keep the UK in single market.

Colombian referendum rejects peace deal
Colombian voters rejected a peace deal with Farc rebels in a surprise outcome that risks prolonging a 52-year-old conflict.

Trump: How he managed to get this far
If you ever wondered how Donald Trump managed to get as far as he did in the race to the White House, you can be assured you're not alone.

Most shocking part of Trump's tax records
I've studied tax filings for decades. What I found most stunning about Trump's 1995 taxes isn't what everybody's talking about, writes Allan Sloan.

Taxing times for Donald Trump
Donald Trump just had a week to forget, capped off by a bombshell report about his tax returns.