The Orlando massacre is fueling demands that the government greatly expand the number of people it monitors as potential terrorists, a proposal critics worry veers dangerously close to the dystopian science fiction of "Minority Report."
Just 32 percent of Americans view the Republican Party favorably as it prepares to formally nominate Donald Trump for president, the latest Bloomberg Politics national poll shows, the lowest level recorded since the poll’s inception in September 2009.
Democrat Hillary Clinton has opened up a double-digit lead nationally over Republican Donald Trump, whose negatives remain unusually high for a presidential candidate amid early indications that the Orlando terrorist attack has had little direct impact on the 2016 race.
Donald Trump's response to the deadliest mass shooting in U.S. history has Republican senators losing hope that their presumptive nominee will tame his blustery rhetoric and moderate his controversial policy positions ahead of the fall election.
Trump's nomination is prompting some elected officials and convention sponsors to rethink their support.
Bill Clinton said the work and structure of the Clinton Foundation will change if his wife, Hillary Clinton, is elected president.
In his first interview after the final day of Republican nomination contests, he also said his running-mate search was focused on four or five politicians.
A decision after his Nevada loss set up a dynamic that would haunt the campaign for the rest of the race.
During a Monday conference call with supporters, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee overruled a directive sent out by his own campaign.
Donald Trump sold two apartments on Manhattan’s Central Park South to his son Eric for about $700,000, well below market rate.
Donald Trump trails Hillary Clinton by 7 percentage points among middle-income voters in the Rust Belt, a key demographic he almost certainly needs to become president.
Voters in New Waterford, Ohio, are struggling over the choice between the likely presidential nominees.
Donald Trump has been tough on American companies that have moved jobs to other countries. That hasn’t stopped the presumptive Republican presidential nominee from investing in them.
A.B. Culvahouse Jr. will help vet Trump’s potential running mates, according to people familiar with the campaign.
In the interest of unity and fairness, a small group of crucial voters are staying on the sideline until more votes are cast.
Contributions from bankers to Republican presidential candidates dried up in the first three months of the year.
Paul Ryan made clear Thursday that he is sticking with his extraordinary gambit that he isn’t ready to support the Republican nominee for president unless Donald Trump can demonstrate that he’s Republican enough.
Trump has sought advice from confidants about selecting the former House speaker as a running mate.