The Republican nominee appears to have pulled off a surprising victory—and it’s unclear what comes next.
The Republican nominee barnstorms through the last day of the election with a speech every bit as unpredictable and puzzling as the rest of his presidential campaign.
In a letter on Sunday, FBI Director James Comey wrote that newly discovered emails do not change the FBI’s prior conclusion that Hillary Clinton should not be charged with a crime.
Colin Powell has reportedly announced that he will back Hillary Clinton for president.
Not many people outside of jazz know Bob Cranshaw’s name—though they do know his playing, which I’ll get…
Fox News’ Bret Baier apologized Friday for a mistaken story, but was he intentionally misled?
Four aides to Governor Chris Christie, who is in charge of staffing a prospective Republican White House, are guilty of federal crimes.
The Democratic nominee and her chief rival for the nomination made their closing argument to a stressed crowd in North Carolina.
In North Carolina, the president rallied college students for Hillary Clinton and expressed disbelief at Donald Trump’s success.
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Senators Ted Cruz and Richard Burr and some conservative legal scholars are arguing that if a Democrat wins the election, the Senate should refuse to confirm anyone.
A spate of new stories raise questions about the Republican nominee’s ties to Russia and his tax-avoidance schemes.
The FBI director finds himself targeted not only by the Clinton campaign but also by former Republican officials for his handling of the Hillary Clinton email case.
“They put a target on my head.”
Even as the Republican launches a purported African American outreach campaign 12 days before the election, his aides say their goal is to depress turnout in the bloc.
A dustup between Megyn Kelly and Newt Gingrich shows why Donald Trump and the Republican Party are struggling to retain the support of women.
The candidate: Donald Trump The gaffe: During a campaign swing on Tuesday morning in Miami, the Republican tried to…
Probably not—but in a close race, a Cleveland Indians defeat could help Donald Trump, while a Tribe triumph might buoy Hillary Clinton.
It’s a political constituency just coming into its own—and although many Muslims are scornful of Donald Trump, they remain skeptical of the Democratic nominee.
Donald Trump didn’t press his rival on accusations that Clinton Foundation donors enjoyed special access, but that doesn’t mean they’ll go away.