Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid comments on the numerous accusations made against Donald Trump, saying the Republican nominee has a 'sickness' with women. CNN's Manu Raju has more.
Critics say they are afraid that Donald Trump's friendly remarks about Russian President Vladimir Putin could open the door for Putin to manipulate Trump if he won the White House. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
Bob Creamer, an operative under contract with the Democratic National Committee, is stepping down after an undercover video suggests he and another man hired people to incite violence at Donald Trump rallies. CNN's Drew Griffin reports.
Today's topics include a possible discovery in Giza's Great Pyramid, a mystery concerning frogs in Peru, and the efforts of a U.S. doctor to fight heroin abuse.
Fourteen refugee teenagers from a notorious migrant camp in Calais, France, are united with their families in Britain amidst criticism that authorities aren't doing enough to help. CNN's Hala Gorani reports.
The FBI and State Dept. are being accused of colluding to change the classification level of a Hillary Clinton email related to the Benghazi terror attacks.
CNN Sr. Political Commentator David Gergen says Hillary Clinton is "lucky" Donald Trump's every word overshadows very real issues with her email practices.
New revelations from hacked emails are making preparation for the third and final debate even more difficult for Hillary Clinton. CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports.
The State Department pushes back on the accusation that there was a "quid pro quo" arrangement with the FBI related to the classification status of one Hillary Clinton's emails. CNN's Jim Sciutto reports.
The days of Leno and Letterman hitting both candidates equally are over. This year, hosts like Stephen Colbert, Samantha Bee, and Seth Meyers have made it clear they believe Donald Trump is dangerous—just the latest evidence that 2016 is no ordinary election.
During a campaign rally in Colorado Springs, Colorado, Donald Trump said that if elected, he will push to impose term limits on all members of Congress.