The Donald Trump campaign on Sunday heaped more blame on the media, accusing news organizations of “rigging” the election for Democratic rival Hillary Clinton but vowing to accept the Nov. 8 results -- win or lose.
A Republican Party headquarters in North Carolina was vandalized and firebombed on Saturday night and police were hunting for those responsible on Sunday.
Utah is among the most reliable Republican states in the country, having voted for the party’s presidential nominee for the past six decades, but the state appears no sure thing for Republicans in 2016.
Hillary Clinton’s aides and supporters expressed concern about public perception of the Clinton family’s charitable enterprise, with one left-leaning pundit writing that Clinton seemed unaware of the “danger” of her “money problem,” according to purported emails disclosed by Wikileaks on Sunday.
With its 18 electoral votes, Ohio is crucial to winning the presidency as Trump sees his prospects diminish in other closely contested states such as Virginia.
Though Hillary Clinton has been pestering Donald Trump to release his tax returns for several weeks, alleged emails revealed by WikiLeaks on Sunday show the Democratic presidential nominee’s campaign also grappled with questions of transparency as far back as March 2015.
The Obama administration signed onto a deal over the weekend with nearly 200 countries to combat global warming by phasing out the refrigeration chemicals used in air-conditioners, even as industry scrambles to find replacement chemicals needed to keep homes cool and food fresh.
Vice President Joe Biden says Donald Trump’s 2005 comments about groping women is “sexual assault” and an “abuse of power” and argues that allegations of sexual misconduct by former President Bill Clinton, the wife of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, “shouldn’t matter” in the 2016 White House race.
Republican vice-presidential nominee Mike Pence on Sunday expressed renew confidence in Donald Trump and their White House bid, amid a stream of allegations about Trump’s behavior toward women and a new poll that show the race against Democratic rival Hillary Clinton is still very close.
Top Hillary Clinton aides were upset a Muslim man was publicly named as the San Bernardino holiday party shooter, and a longtime Clinton confidant even expressed regret that the terrorist wasn’t a white man, according to purported emails released by WikiLeaks on Sunday.
More hacked emails released Saturday from WikiLeaks appear to show more about Hillary Clinton’s private, high-priced Wall Street speeches including her argument that Washington lawmakers would pass the Dodd-Frank banking reform law merely for “political reasons.”
Donald Trump on Saturday repeated his argument that the election is rigged against him and returned to his suggestion that Democratic rival Hillary Clinton appears physically unfit to be president -- so both of them should take a drug test.
Two congressional sources tell Fox News that FBI interview summaries and notes, provided to the House Government Oversight and Intelligence Committee late Friday, contain allegations of a "quid pro quo" between a senior state department executive and fbi agents during the Clinton email investigation.
More hacked emails released Saturday from WikiLeaks appear to show more about Hillary Clinton’s private, high-priced Wall Street speeches including her argument that Washington lawmakers would pass the Dodd-Frank banking reform law merely for “political reasons.”
Two congressional sources tell Fox News that FBI interview summaries and notes, provided to the House Government Oversight and Intelligence Committee late Friday, contain allegations of a "quid pro quo" between a senior state department executive and fbi agents during the Clinton email investigation.
Donald Trump on Saturday repeated his argument that the election is rigged against him and returned to his suggestion that Democratic rival Hillary Clinton appears physically unfit to be president -- so both of them should take a drug test.
Hillary Clinton campaign Chairman John Podesta is firing back at Julian Assange as his WikiLeaks group releases hacked emails from Podesta and others close to Clinton -- including a new batch Saturday -- that have been an embarrassing distraction for the Clinton campaign.
The Donald Trump campaign is fighting back against allegations that Trump has sexually mistreated women -- dismissing accusations as “phony,” attacking the news media that publishes them and providing a purported eyewitness to at least one alleged incident.
The Central Intelligence Agency reportedly is preparing a major cyber attack against Russia in response to the theft of records from the Democratic National Committee and its affiliates, allegedly by Moscow-backed hackers.
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