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Donald Trump narrowly leads Hillary Clinton in the battleground states of Nevada, North Carolina, and Ohio.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump praised the controversial "stop-and-frisk" police tactic Wednesday, saying it "worked incredibly well" when it was used in New York City.

Despite public outcry and sharp questions from lawmakers, the head of Mylan Inc. - the maker of the EpiPen - defended her company’s massive price hike for the life-saving allergy medication by claiming it offers rebates and discounts to customers.

A pair of black cowboy boots emblazoned with the presidential seal and several rare works of art were among the first pieces of Ronald Reagan memorabilia to sell Wednesday as treasured items from the former first family's personal collection went up for auction in New York.

U.S. Capitol workers have started to build the presidential inauguration platform, with an assist from congressional leaders.

Hillary Clinton expected a much different campaign at this point in the race.

The state of Texas on Wednesday announced that it is withdrawing from the Obama administration’s refugee resettlement program due to the administration’s inability to ensure that refugees resettled in the state do not pose terror threats, according to an announcement by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott.

Hillary Clinton spent $645,000 more a day than her opponent Donald Trump last month, but even with her $50 million campaign outlay, she has not been able to pull away from him in the race for the White House.

The surge of unaccompanied children pouring across the Mexican border has spiked in recent months, putting the kids in danger and jeopardizing the safety of U.S. citizens, a powerful lawmaker told the Department of Homeland Security in a blistering letter earlier this week.

IRS Commissioner John Koskinen faced tough questioning Wednesday from Republicans at his Capitol Hill impeachment hearing, where he admitted “failings” in responding to congressional probes into his agency’s targeting of conservative groups – but seemed unable to satisfy some lawmakers’ concerns about 2014 testimony that later turned out to be false.

The Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump campaigns are both dealing with new questions about the dealings of the foundations that bear their names -- after one report claimed the GOP nominee used charity money to pay legal fees, while another detailed a new case of alleged overlaps between Bill Clinton's speaking fees and a Clinton Foundation grant.

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit heard two cases challenging the District of Columbia’s restrictive gun carry law on Tuesday.

It was inevitable, once that bomb exploded in lower Manhattan, that Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton would be engaged in a war of words over terrorism.

A long-time Elizabeth, N.J. businessman and neighbor of accused bomber Ahmad Khan Rahami told Fox News Tuesday, “I have known him for such a long time, he was not alone. There is no way that Ahmad was alone in this. He made bad connections.”

The Weekly Standard’s Steve Hayes said Tuesday on “Special Report with Bret Baier" that President Obama's last speech to the U.N. General Assembly could have been shorter because "he doesn't have that much to celebrate."

A long-time Elizabeth, N.J. businessman and neighbor of accused bomber Ahmad Khan Rahami told Fox News Tuesday, “I have known him for such a long time, he was not alone. There is no way that Ahmad was alone in this. He made bad connections.”

In the first year of President Obama’s administration, Congress overhauled the American health care system. Before his second term has ended, Democrats already are calling for significant changes to ObamaCare.

Archived comments unearthed by citizen-detectives on Reddit indicate that Paul Combetta -- the tech specialist who deleted Hillary Clinton’s emails from her server -- may have sought advice on the website for how to hide a certain “VIP’s” email address.

It took a $4 computer chip, and an Ivy League Ph.D, to apparently hack a voting machine.

Republican Sen. Marco Rubio is accusing the Obama administration of "lying" to Congress about the security on U.S.-Cuba commercial flights -- saying officials have failed to follow through on a commitment to place federal air marshals on board those routes.