Reeling from allegations of sexual assault and falling poll numbers, Donald Trump insists that his "movement powered by millions of people" remains strong. Diehards will stick with the GOP presidential candidate to the end, but his campaign is no juggernaut.
Former Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf told Congress under oath last month that he wasn't notified of a serious fake account problem at the bank until 2013.
The former vice chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff pled guilty in federal court Monday, admitting he lied to the FBI when questioned about whether he provided two journalists with top secret information in 2012.
A federal judge blasted Florida officials Sunday night, calling a provision of state law that rejects some vote-by-mail ballots "obscene" disenfranchisement and directing officials to take steps to fix how some of those ballots are processed in the battleground state.
While the trees may be telling us it's fall with their brilliant colors, summer will be making a comeback for much of the eastern half of the country early this week. If you are planning to go leaf-peeping or take a hay ride, you may need to have your Pumpkin Spiced Latte on ice. More than 25 cities could see record-high temperatures today and another 40 are looking at potential records tomorrow.
A GOP office in Hillsborough, North Carolina, was firebombed over the weekend, with a swastika and the words "Nazi Republicans get out of town or else" spray painted on an adjacent building, according to local officials.
A top official at the State Department repeatedly sought to have the FBI back down on classifying the contents of an email from Hillary Clinton's private email server, documents released Monday revealed.
