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Trick or tweet with politicians this Halloween
What US Special Forces are doing on the ground in Syria and Iraq
Priorities super PAC closing anti-Trump argument to women: 'How does he make you feel?'
Weld: Comey, FBI 'off the reservation'
Clinton aide in 2008 email describes ad to 'feminize' McCain
Trump warns of Clinton immigration policies in border state, touts waterboarding
Bracing for the final stretch
FBI discovered Clinton-related emails weeks ago
Clinton enlists 'Daisy' from the 1964 ad to questions Trump on nukes
Former Rep. Joe Walsh, a Trump supporter, admonishes FBI director James Comey
Life as a Republican after #NeverTrump
In St. Louis, race still divides
In the weeks leading up to the presidential election, CNN toured the nation in a retro-fitted Air Stream camper to give voters a chance to speak their mind about the election. The drivers of the CNN #MyVote camper, Al James and Drew Berke, both grew up in the St. Louis area: James, who is black, grew up on the city's north side; Drew, who is white, lived in the suburbs across the river from St. Louis County. While both men live in the same region, they had very different experiences and perceptions of the city. The video tells their stories.
Why this ex-con trucker set up a campaign office for Donald Trump
Overcoming loss in the middle of a historic campaign
It's May and my producer, Pallavi, and I are on our way to Kentucky on the eve of the primary there. We're taxiing at Reagan Airport in Washington, just another day on the trail. I have not, despite the flight attendant commanding us all to do so over the intercom, turned off my phone. It lights up in my hand. It's my dad calling, which is odd because it's around 6 a.m. in California.
In North Carolina undecided voters turn to police for answers
Davy Crockett to Trump: 'What in the world is wrong with you?'
NYT correspondent: There's a way forward for Garland
Reid: Comey may have violated the Hatch Act
Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid said on Sunday that FBI Director James Comey may have violated the Hatch Act, barring political activity by federal employees, through a late election season letter to Congress about the scope of the bureau's probe of Hillary Clinton's private email service as secretary of state.
Clinton's FBI investigation: What you need to know
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