Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are each campaigning Thursday in North Carolina, which is emerging as perhaps the state on which the 2016 presidential race turns.
CNN's Anderson Cooper questioned Donald Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway Thursday on how Melania Trump could crusade against online bullying when her husband famously antagonizes others on Twitter.
Rep. Renee Ellmers said Friday that North Carolina's black voters are not excited about Hillary Clinton, despite polls showing the Democratic presidential nominee overwhelmingly has their support.
The day after FBI Director James Comey dropped a grand piano on Hillary Clinton's campaign, setting off a round of recriminations from top aides and allies, the candidate looked out on a happy-go-lucky assembly of supporters gathered in a small, sticky Daytona Beach gymnasium.
They cannot vote. They cannot give money. They cannot accept a paycheck or make decisions for the campaign. Yet they have traveled about 10,000 miles to arrive on American voters' doorsteps, and knock.
GOP vice presidential nominee Mike Pence was mistaken when he told supporters this summer that the Donald Trump campaign, Republican National Committee and states were coordinating on "ballot security" efforts, an RNC lawyer says in federal court papers filed this week.
Law enforcement officials in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, are looking into the authenticity of a number of voter registration forms submitted by FieldWorks, a political grassroots organization.
Even with an late influx of cash and advertising, Donald Trump and his committees are on pace to spend $20 million less in the final week than are Hillary Clinton and hers.
Donald Trump on Thursday sought to shore up votes in the critical battleground state of North Carolina, touting his plans to boost support for military veterans, build out the military and combat ISIS.