CNN political commentator Ana Navarro perfected her "listening woman" face live on air Thursday while proclaiming that if Donald Trump were female, people wouldn't tolerate his behavior.
A federal judge has rejected a bid from the Republican Party of Pennsylvania to block part of a state law that allows poll watchers to serve only within the county where they are registered to vote.
Defense attorneys in the federal court trial of two former officials who worked closely with New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie surrounding the 2013 lane closures on the George Washington Bridge filed a motion for a mistrial on Thursday.
Republican Rep. Darrell Issa said Wednesday that those floating the possible impeachment of Hillary Clinton if she is elected president should "calm down" and "back off."
Just when it looked like Hillary Clinton was going to make it through October without a nasty surprise, the FBI revealed it was reviving its investigation into her use of a private email server -- and suddenly her healthy lead in the polls began to wobble.
US Senate candidate Patrick Murphy, a Florida Democrat, said Thursday that he did not know about an alleged FBI investigation into his campaign's fundraising until a news report published this week.
A handful of House GOP members met Wednesday at North Carolina Rep. Mark Meadows' Washington apartment to discuss potential rule changes that could give them more power to influence the GOP leadership and the direction of their conference.
One of the most prominent leaders in the Black Lives Matter movement says that while activists have successfully elevated issues of social justice and police violence at the national level, it is now time to make a broader case for change.
Last April, staffers for candidates Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, John Kasich, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders gathered together in one room. But the topic wasn't the campaign.
Hillary Clinton has struggled to resonate in pop culture during the digital age, whereas the most Vinable, GIFable candidate -- Donald Trump -- has managed to break through.
Protesters rocked and clashed with police outside a US Senate debate Wednesday in Louisiana that included former Ku Klux Klan member David Duke. Police used pepper spray on protesters as they tried to squeeze through the doors of the debate venue on the New Orleans campus of historically black Dillard University, according to local reports.
An adviser to James Comey, Daniel Richman, on Wednesday night told CNN's Anderson Cooper that the FBI director was just doing his job in releasing information about emails discovered on Anthony Weiner's computer.
President Barack Obama made his first public comments about the FBI decision to disclose its new review into emails that could be relevant Hillary Clinton's use of a private server while she was secretary of state.
President Barack Obama returned to North Carolina Wednesday more insistent than ever the state's college students and African-Americans cast ballots for Hillary Clinton, telling them "the fate of the republic rests on your shoulders."