Republican billionaire property mogul Donald
Trump, on the cusp of a shock victory in his brutal White House showdown
with Hillary Clinton, was to address his supporters in New York early
Wednesday.
Minutes earlier, Clinton’s campaign chair John Podesta said
the election was still too close to call, and that the Democrat would
not speak in the coming hours, as a handful of key US states were still
undecided.
AFP Germany’s Australian Open champion Angelique Kerber reached her second Wimbledon semi-final on Tuesday to edge closer to the world number one spot. The fourth-seeded left-hander emerged victorious over Simona Halep, the fifth seed from Romania, 7-5, 7-6 (7/2) and will face either Venus Williams or Yaroslava Shvedova for a place in Saturday’s final. Kerber, who was also a semi-finalist in 2012, is now in sight of becoming the new world number one although she needs to win the title while seeing Serena Williams fail to make the semi-finals.
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