None of the work-related Hillary Clinton emails discovered by the FBI after being deleted from her private server have been released, raising questions about whether any will be seen in public before Election Day.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump appeared to joke about the possibility that gun owners could take action against Hillary Clinton in remarks at a campaign rally Tuesday in Wilmington, N.C.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump pushed back Tuesday night against criticism of comments he made at an earlier rally, where he appeared to joke about the possibility that gun owners could take action against Hillary Clinton.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) took to Twitter on Tuesday to slam Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump for appearing to joke about the possibility of gun owners taking action against Hillary Clinton.
Speaker Paul Ryan on Tuesday said he hopes Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump “clears up” his earlier comments, in which he appeared to joke about gun owners taking action against Hillary Clinton.
Meet the Clinton Republicans. Just as Reagan Democrats emerged three decades ago to catapult Ronald Reagan to the White House, a crop of unexpected cross-party supporters has surfaced during this election cycle.
“Progressive groups are urging Hillary Clinton to publicly announce that she opposes a lame-duck session vote on the Obama administration’s Pacific Rim trade deal.”
CHICAGO — State legislators across the country are preparing for a nationwide battle over the booming and largely unregulated daily fantasy sports industry.
Donald Trump’s suggestion Tuesday that “the Second Amendment people” could stop Hillary Clinton from appointing Supreme Court justices they dislike appears to fall in line with comments that many voters are finding increasingly distasteful, even given his explanations.
Beyond the immediate fallout from his rocky relationship with party elders, there’s a longer-term reality for Donald Trump: Should he win the presidency, he’ll have to work closely with the same GOP leaders he’s vilified on the campaign trail.
When Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Meg Whitman announced last week that she wouldn’t vote for her party’s presidential nominee, Donald Trump, she pledged to raise money for the Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton, and to urge like-minded Republicans to follow suit.
The National Rifle Association’s Political Victory Fund released a new ad against Hillary Clinton Tuesday aimed at energizing voters concerned about gun rights following the Democratic nominee’s bump in polls in recent days.
