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CNN's Wolf Blitzer pleaded Tuesday with Donald Trump's campaign manager for her to ask the GOP nominee to dial back his harassment against the media, saying it endangers reporters.

Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani called the Affordable Care Act, President Barack Obama's signature health care law, "Obama fraud" and an example of a "Democratic program" championed by Hillary Clinton.

A new poll offering a deep dive into the political views of the youngest American voters finds them favoring Hillary Clinton and no less likely to vote than they were in 2012, but younger Americans' outlook on the country's future centers far more on fear than hope.

When Britain voted to leave the European Union in June, Donald Trump quickly cheered the results and later dubbed himself "Mr. Brexit."

Maybe it's his rapidly approaching return to life as a normal citizen. Or the knowledge that, two weeks from Election Day, his preferred successor is enjoying a decisive edge over Donald Trump. Or maybe it was just the West Coast vibe.

Donald Trump warned in an interview Tuesday that Hillary Clinton's policies as president to address the Syrian conflict would lead to World War III, arguing the Democratic nominee would draw the US into armed confrontation with Russia, Syria and Iran.

President Barack Obama leaves the White House in 12 weeks, but the law that bears his name will polarize politics long after he's gone.

In the final weeks of the campaign as Donald Trump fuels questions concerning voting irregularities, a case in Indiana -- the home turf of the GOP running mate Mike Pence -- perfectly frames the current debate on voter fraud.

After months of back and forth with Hillary Clinton, one of the most prominent leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement has formally endorsed her candidacy.

Over the course of several hours worth of personal and candid conversations with Donald Trump, author Michael D'Antonio said Wednesday that he saw a very a different person than the one who galvanized supporters and stoked controversy throughout the presidential campaign.

Donald Trump said Tuesday he'd "love" to fight Vice President Joe Biden, days after Biden said he wished he could fight the Republican nominee.

An email from a WikiLeaks hack revealed that Neera Tanden, who currently helps run the Clinton campaign transition team, suggested Hillary Clinton's top aides never disclosed her use of a private email servers because "they wanted to get away with it."

Former Republican Secretary of State Colin Powell said Tuesday he'll vote for Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, a high-profile snub of his party's standard-bearer, Donald Trump.

The latest Republican advertiser to imply Senate Republicans must win in order to check the power of a presumed President Hillary Clinton: the National Rifle Association.

Hillary Clinton will headline her 371st -- and final -- fundraiser of the campaign Tuesday in Miami, according to a Clinton aide.

Sen. Chuck Schumer and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee are resisting calls to redirect cash into the Florida Senate race as Democrats are locked in an internal debate over how to spend limited resources into an ever-expanding map.

Rallying supporters in this city where 17-year-old Trayvon Martin was shot and killed, Donald Trump on Tuesday described African-Americans as "living in hell" and getting "shot" for simply walking in the street.

Donald Trump's campaign manager Kellyanne Conway said Tuesday people are being actively vetted for positions in the Republican nominee's cabinet to be ready if he wins the presidency.

The Senate Leadership Fund is injecting $25 million into a half-dozen Senate battleground states, hoping to lift Republicans suffering under the weight of a historically unpopular presidential nominee.

Donald Trump urged reporters Tuesday to talk to President Barack Obama when asked whether he still believes the presidential election may be stolen from him.