Melania Trump sat down with Anderson Cooper to discuss her husband's campaign and the controversy surrounding his recent comments. Here are the best moments.
The head of the world's largest law enforcement organization acknowledged and apologized on Monday "for the actions of the past and the role our profession has played in society's historical mistreatment of communities of color."
Melania Trump speaks to CNN's Anderson Cooper in her first on-camera interview since the 2005 tape of husband Donald Trump making lewd remarks about women was released to the public.
When asked about Donald Trump's tweeting habits, Melania Trump said she tells her husband not to tweet so much, but he is an adult and knows the consequences that may come from his social media use.
In an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, Melania Trump gave her thoughts on the allegations several women have brought up against her husband, Donald Trump.
Melania Trump tells CNN's Anderson Cooper that she agrees with Donald Trump that the 2005 audio of his lewd comments about women was "locker room talk" and compares it to a conversation between two teenage boys.
Melania Trump told CNN's Anderson Cooper that she was not surprised the 2005 tape of Donald Trump saying lewd comments about women was released. She believes the media wants to damage the campaign.
Donald Trump supporters overpower a speaker by chanting "Paul Ryan sucks" before the Republican presidential nominee takes the stage for a rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin.
Donald Trump's campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, tells CNN's Wolf Blitzer that the Republican presidential nominee would accept a loss in November only if there was no "overwhelming evidence" of fraud.
After a Hillsborough, North Carolina, GOP office was firebombed and an adjacent building vandalized, law enforcement experts are calling on both presidential candidates to appeal for calm among their supporters. CNN's Brian Todd reports.
As Hillary Clinton spent another day preparing for the final presidential debate, newly released FBI documents have raised more questions about her use of a private email server while she was Secretary of State. CNN's Jeff Zeleny reports.
