James Reinl

Voters lined up throughout the day to cast their ballots as postal votes continued being counted

Disinformation campaign is spreading on social media, WhatsApp and radio

Florida is notoriously difficult to predict in elections and has a track record of delivering surprises

Florida's 2.5 million registered Latino voters are split on their intentions at the polls

Many liberal-leaning voters in the Democrat stronghold prefer leftist senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren but will opt for Biden over President Trump

Forecasters predict a win for Joe Biden

Sunshine state delivers surprise results on nail-biting election nights thanks to diverse and fragmented electorate

Some retirees, many of them women, are ditching Mr Trump in this election, writes James Reinl in Florida

US ambassador to UN blasts ‘counter-productive’ conference to resettle displaced Syrians

Sudan has became the third Arab government after the UAE and Bahrain to establish relations with Israel

The strange conspiracy theory's following of about 30 million Americans could affect the presidential and its aftermath

Countries agree to normalise relations on an Oval Office conference call hosted by President Trump

Analysis: name-calling of past replaced by level-headed discussion

From long lines and missing names to court battles about who, when and where to vote, the US has many ways to stop people having their say

US move follows the expiry of UN arms embargo on Iran