Trump's speeches have doubled to 85 minutes over a decade and his profanity use has risen 2.5-fold, reviving questions about ...

An analysis by The New York Times, which used artificial intelligence to examine more than 6,500 excerpts from US President ...

The Daily Beast frames the profanity shift as likely cognitive decline, while International Business Times stresses the analysis cannot prove a medical cause.

The immediate reaction from financial markets suggests the money-movers think Clinton won. A Citigroup report on the eve of the debate said traders were preparing for volatility on the bullion and ...