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Donald Trump is running neck and neck with Kamala Harris in the polls, so if this is an underestimation of his support - as has happened in the past with polls - it looks like Trump will win the popular vote, and win the Electoral College

Gerry Lynch: Why Donald Trump will win race to be next US president

Research has shown that Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris has a connection with Ulster through an 18th century ancestor from Ballymoney

Paul McElhinney: Election will be fought ‘tooth and nail’ given high stakes

US Consul General James Applegate visited Hillsborough Castle along with representatives from Historic Royal Palaces, Tourism Ireland and Tourism Northern Ireland to launch the new American History Tour. Pic credit: Historic Royal Palaces

Hillsborough Castle launches American History Tour

British general Cornwallis surrenders at the Yorktown in October 1781 by John Trumbull. Picture: Public Domain

The capture of New York reported by the News Letter (1776)

The US ambassador to the UK Jane Hartley, bottom left on the stairs, and party leaders including Sir Jeffrey Donaldson, top left, descend into the Great Hall at Stormont as part of the US Business Delegation event on Wednesday October 25 2023. The DUP leader could hardly have stayed away. Image taken from Northern Ireland Assembly @niassembly X feed

Ben Lowry: Unionists in no mood to listen to American pressure about Stormont

Clintons Card prepares to shut 38 stores to avoid going bust - what we know

Highstreet retailer prepares to shut 38 branches to avoid going bust

As early as 1636 a ship left Ulster bound for Boston, Joe Kennedy’s home city, with links ever since

Joe Kennedy: Ulster was a profound influence on the US and we can build on that

Then President Clinton and his wife Hillary arrive at Belfast International Airport to begin their visit to Northern Ireland in 1995

Bill and Hillary Clinton confirm visit to Northern Ireland in April

Mike Nesbitt

Mike Nesbitt: We must impress on Americans there are 1m unionist voices in NI

View from the Chair with FSB NI Policy Chair, Alan Lowry

Change NI Protocol to an Economic Good Friday Agreement

Julie Hastings has retired as marketing director of the hotel group founded by her late father over 50 years ago. Hastings Hotels have four luxury accommodation properties in Belfast city, the Culloden Estate and Spa, the world famous Europa Hotel, the Stormont Hotel and the newly opened 300 bedroom Grand Central Hotel. In addition the Hastings collection is made up of the Everglades Hotel, located in Londonderry and Ballygally Castle overlooking Ballygally Bay

Julie and the Hasting duck is like Paddington Bear and the late Queen

An Occasional Tipple With Raymond Gleug

From opium dens to fine wine

Derry Girls: When is Derry Girls set? Here's what year Derry Girls is set in and if it's based on a true story.

When is Derry Girls set? Here's what year Derry Girls is set in

War Hotels by Kenneth Morrison and Abdallah El Binni

Europa features in new book on hotels in global conflicts

The first female Chancellor of Queen's University Belfast, Secretary Hillary Rodham Clinton, pictured at Queen's.

Hillary highlights hope at Queen’s ceremony

James McGinn, Lesley McGarrity (Younique), and Martin Mulholland look forward to the August concerts

Europa Hotel’s 50th musical celebrations

The iconic Europa Hotel is celebrating its 50th anniversary and to mark this milestone they’re hosting a weekend of concerts, featuring the UK’s leading tributes to Elvis, Tina Turner and Bay City Rollers

Julie-Ann Spence

Tony Blair was wary of Mo Mowlam’s plan to reach out to Sinn Fein in ways which could have enraged unionists

Declassified files: Downing St unnerved by NIO willingness to alienate unionists

Jonathan Powell went on to become Tony Blairs chief of staff

Declassified Files: Noraid's IRA fund-raising role waning, embassy told NIO in 1...

Hillary Clinton

Queen's University honorary degree for Hillary Clinton '˜shameful and deeply off...

Rev Kenneth R J Hall from St Macartin's Cathedral Enniskillen with Viscount Brookeborough unveiling the memorial in Enniskillen for the victims of the Poppy Day Bomb on 8 November 2017 . The memorial was then put into storage. Photo: Press Eye

Cautious welcome on Poppy Day memorial

The Very Rev Kenneth R J Hall of St.Macartin's Cathedral in Enniskillen is pictured with The Rt Hon The Viscount Brookeborough Her Majesty's Lord Lieutant for Co.Fermanagh, at the unveiling of the memorial for the victims of the 1987 Poppy Day Bomb at 30th anniversary commemorations.

'˜Solution' reached in Enniskillen memorial stand-off

Lisa McGee.

Derry Girls writer supports campaign to avoid borders

Morning View

Blunt talk from Foster about SF was badly needed

Alex Kane

If Good Friday Agreement can't deliver stable government, voters must be told

George Mitchell

US Senator calls for no return to hard border in Ireland after Brexit

The Looming Tower: this 9/11 drama delves deep into how it happened

Letters to Editor

Jibe is like Clinton's deplorables insult

Re Kevin comments comparing the DUP to autistic people ('˜Sinn Fein MP distances herself from '˜offensive' autism remarks,' Jan 18) I am not sure if he includes all members and voters or just the party leadership.

By The Newsroom

'Disgust' at Moygashel sign

Disgust at Moygashel 'Marty rot in hell' poster

Arlene Foster

Arlene Foster applauded at McGuinness funeral

Martin McGuinness with Bill Clinton in 2014 in Belfast

McGuinness '˜loved Northern Ireland', says Bill Clinton

The Sinn Féin MLA Máirtín O'Muilleoir, who talked about "bright people and dark people", at Stormont earlier this year. Photograph by Presseye/Cameron Hamilton

Cartoonist: Ó Muilleoir has given us our '˜basket of deplorables' moment

Rory McIlroy. AP Photo/Michael Dwyer

McIlroy '˜put beliefs to one side' for Trump round

Blair should accept result as we had to do in our referendum

A united Ireland within Britain

US President-elect Donald Trump during won the White House race despite winning 1.9% less votes than Hilary Clinton. (AP Photo/John Locher)

'˜Clinton won 2.6m more votes but lost election due to a deal in 1787'

Trump was not seen as any worse than Clinton and did not have the polish to cove...

President-elect Donald Trump speaks during an election night rally, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, in New York. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)

Eight out of 10 white, born-again Protestants backed Trump over Clinton

Donald Trump, who has won the presidency of the United States

Analysis: After Trump and Brexit, pundits should stop talking about votes that w...

Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton speak during the second presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis, Sunday, Oct. 9, 2016. (AP Photo/John Locher)

Jim Allister: I rejoice in defeat for meddling Hillary Clinton

Supporters cheer as they wait for President-elect Donald Trump to speak during his election night rally, Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2016, in New York. (AP Photo/John Locher)

Donald Trump wins US Presidential Election

Donald Trump

Donald Trump elected President of USA

It's decision day for America

An armchair guide to the US election

Alex Kane

The appalling, uninspiring choice for the US between Clinton and Trump

Peter Lynas has accused Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton of putting self interest before the needs of the American people

US election: Americans left with no good choice, says leading evangelical

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton speak during the second presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis, in October. (AP Photo/John Locher)

People talk as if Clinton and Trump are equally bad. But he is far worse

Former New York bomb squad detective Denis Mulcahy (right) with just some of the children he brought over from Northern Ireland to the United States as part of Project Children

US detective who gave 20,000 Troubles kids taste of a more normal life

Hillary Clinton: not the democratic presidential candidate likely to herald a more equal free world

US forced to choose between two evils

Alex Kane

Stand by for a hate-filled, polarising campaign ... and one Trump could win

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump in Indiana this week, where his victory sealed the nomination. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)

Ben Lowry: An unprecedented win for Trump but beating Clinton will be hard

Trump supporters have core US values

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