HomeMailFlickrTumblrAnswersGroupsMobileMorePoliticsCelebrityMoviesMusicTVStyleBeautyTechShoppingRegister to VoteYahooSign inLoading UpdatesMailSign in  to view your mailMake Yahoo my default SearchSkip to NavigationSkip to Main contentSkip to Related contentMailNewsSportsFinanceCelebrityFantasy FootballShoppingMoviesPoliticsBeautyStyleTechTVMore on YahooMoreStyleTechTVMore on YahooMake Yahoo! your homepageTrump's debate sniffles stir social mediaHillary Clinton's health has been an issue in the campaign, but on Monday night it was Donald Trump showing signs of a cold.'Sniffling is the new sighing' »C($m_blue) js-stream-content-link:f_C($m_blue)">The tragic final night of Fernandez's lifeC($m_blue) js-stream-content-link:f_C($m_blue)">Rating Clinton's and Trump's performancesC($m_blue) js-stream-content-link:f_C($m_blue)">Tom Hanks crashes couple's wedding photosC($m_blue) js-stream-content-link:f_C($m_blue)">Aniston's husband talks Jolie-Pitt splitLearn MorePoliticsDonald Trump Won Last Night's Presidential Debate, According to Unscientific Snap Online PollsA slew of unscientific online snap polls are painting Donald Trump as the winner of the first presidential debate Monday night. A Time.com poll has the Republican nominee leading Hillary Clinton by four percentage points - 52 percent to 48 percent - after more than 1,300,000 votes were cast. Time cautions that its survey, like other such polls, is “not statistically representative of likely voters, and are not predictive of the debate outcome will effect the election.” Instead, these surveys measure which nominee has “the most energized online supporters. ...PeopleIs Donald Trump sick?USA Today'You perpetuated a false claim': NBC anchor Lester Holt presses Donald Trump on his birther claimsBusiness InsiderSponsoredGNC's #1 Testosterone Booster Baffles Men Over 50Can this potent compound in this free testosterone booster really increase energy and performance levels for guys over age 50? Expert says yesNugenixPoliticsHow Trump won over a bar full of undecideds and DemocratsKen Reed sat down at the main bar of the Tin Lizzy tavern with two things in mind: to dig into the tavern’s oversize cheese steak, and watch the presidential debate. Donald “Trump had the upper hand this evening,” she said, citing his command of the back-and-forth between him and Hillary Clinton. Reed, 35, is a registered Democrat and small businessman. “By the end of the debate, Clinton never said a thing to persuade me that she had anything to offer me or my family or my community,” he said, sitting at the same bar that has boasted local icons as regulars, such as the late Fred Rogers, and Arnold Palmer, who had his own stash of PM Whiskey hidden behind newer bottles of whiskey for his regular visits.New York PostLearn MoreCelebrityArnold Palmer Sent This Telegram to Jack Nicklaus After the '86 Masters(c) 2016 Time Inc. Tour Confidential: Remembering Arnold Palmer Alan Shipnuck, Jeff Ritter and Alan Bast