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At 9 a.m. yesterday, Fox News led off its newscast with Donald Trump’s economic speech on cutting taxes and regulations, including a rebuttal from Hillary Clinton. The on-screen headline: “Trump & Clinton Clash on Economy.”

College professors in Texas could face disciplinary measures if they prohibit handguns to be brought into their classrooms, state Attorney General Ken Paxton said Monday.

The State Department has turned over 44 previously-unreleased Hillary Clinton email exchanges that the Democratic presidential nominee failed to include among the 30,000 private messages she turned over to the government last year. They show her interacting with lobbyists, political and Clinton Foundation donors and business interests as secretary of state.

WikiLeaks announced Tuesday it is offering a $20,000 reward for information that leads to a conviction in the murder case of Democratic National Committee staffer Seth Rich.

Donald Trump rejected claims he was advocating violence against Hillary Clinton when he suggested at a rally Tuesday there might be something “Second Amendment people” can do to stop her from picking judges, telling Fox News he was only talking about their “political” power – and saying of the media coverage: “Give me a break.”

The media’s legions of Trump-bashers are finally acknowledging the obvious.And trying their best to justify it.

House Speaker Paul Ryan, R-Wis., easily defeated a longshot primary challenge from businessman Paul Nehlen Tuesday evening.

Donald Trump on Tuesday tentatively agreed to three scheduled TV debates with Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton, despite his displeasure over two being held opposite prime time NFL games.

Donald Trump was accused Tuesday of advocating violence against Hillary Clinton, as he warned voters at a North Carolina rally about what a Clinton presidency would mean for the Second Amendment – though the Trump campaign later rejected the characterization of his remarks.

House Speaker Paul Ryan is the clear favorite to win his Wisconsin primary race on Tuesday, but regardless of the outcome the unexpectedly competitive contest serves as a stark reminder of voter concerns about his performance as leader of the GOP-controlled House.

The presidential debates are the next great challenge in the 2016 campaign. But thanks to widespread dissatisfaction with the top two candidates, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton may have a little company on the debate stage: Libertarian Gary Johnson.

The Hillary Clinton campaign is sounding the alarm over rival Donald Trump’s sudden fundraising surge, alerting donors in an internal memo that his $80 million July haul was “far more” than expected and should serve as a “wake up call.”

In the year of reshaping, Trump aims to rework the GOP.

A federal judge on Tuesday upheld Rod Blagojevich's 14-year prison sentence on corruption counts, setting aside pleas for leniency by the former Illinois governor's wife and daughters during his resentencing.

Political rookie Paul Nehlen's longshot bid to unseat House Speaker Paul Ryan is the unexpected highlight of the Wisconsin primaries Tuesday.

The backdrop at Hillary Clinton’s Orlando-area rally couldn’t get much stranger.

Donald Trump is firing back as a growing number of Republican officials come out against his candidacy, describing them as the kind of “Washington insiders” he’s running against – as these officials raise serious concerns about his character and fitness to lead.

Fifty former national security officials from Republican administrations have signed a letter opposing party presidential nominee Donald Trump, calling him an unqualified choice who would put the nation at risk.

More than 250 people have moved from Google and related firms to the federal government or vice versa since President Barack Obama took office.

The parents of two of the four Americans who died in the Benghazi attack in 2012 filed a lawsuit Monday against Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, alleging her "reckless handling" of classified information contributed to their deaths.