Donald Trump accused Hillary Clinton Wednesday of engaging in "pay-for-play" practices after newly released emails raised questions about the relationship between Clinton's State Department and the Clinton Foundation.
Newly released emails from Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state raise questions about the nature of the department's relationship with the Clinton Foundation.
Donald Trump's controversial "Second Amendment people" comment may have left him gobsmacked, but Darrell Vickers said Wednesday he'll still be voting Republican in November.
Intelligence reports on the anti-ISIS campaign from US Central Command gave rosier assessments than warranted, according to a months-long investigation by Republican members of Congress.
Hillary Clinton responded Wednesday to Donald Trump's suggestion the day before about gun rights activists potentially stopping her from making Supreme Court picks if she's elected, by saying "words matter."
Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, Republican nominee Donald Trump's running mate, denounced former Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland's remarks about Justice Antonin Scalia's death happening at a "good time."
A federal appeals court on Wednesday blocked a lower court's effort to create exceptions to Wisconsin's voter ID law, saying the lower court's ruling would likely not be upheld upon appeal.
Donald Trump's comments regarding the Second Amendment and Hillary Clinton struck Erica Smegielski -- the daughter of Sandy Hook's slain principal -- as "distasteful" and "not presidential," she said Wednesday.
Hillary Clinton has a double-digit lead over Donald Trump in Wisconsin -- the type of a manufacturing-heavy state his campaign hopes to turn red in November -- according to a new Marquette University Law School poll.
Donald Trump got trapped in an elevator in Colorado Springs because a member of his entourage used an elevator bypass key, but they didn't know how to turn it back on, according to an email from a fire marshal involved with the rescue.
At least eight staffers have left the Republican National Committee at least in part due to discomfort over the party's nomination of Donald Trump for president.
The State Department criticized American allies Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Egypt and Indonesia Wednesday for having laws that infringe upon religious freedom.
Donald Trump said Tuesday that if Hillary Clinton gets to pick Supreme Court justices, there's "nothing you can do, folks ... although the Second Amendment people, maybe there is."
A former staffer in Gov. Chris Christie's office accused the governor of lying during a press conference about the "bridgegate" scandal in New Jersey, according to a text message newly surfaced in court filings.
US Marines need to put away their cell phones, forget about their fancy coffees and get back to doing what Marines used to do -- dig a foxhole, cover up, stay quiet and be wary, the Corps' top officer says.
Ted Strickland, the former Ohio governor who is challenging Senator Rob Portman in a closely-watched race, apologized for saying Justice Antonin Scalia's death happened at a good time.
Hillary Clinton, sensing apprehension from Utah Republicans for Donald Trump's presidential campaign, pitched Mormon voters in a Wednesday op-ed published by the Deseret News, a paper owned by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
Here's a semi-comprehensive list we'll be updating of the many notable Republicans who have said they won't support GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump, why they're opposing him and who they'll back instead:
