Louis Farrakhan, the controversial leader of the Nation of Islam, on Sunday compared Democratic presidental nomine Hillary Clinton to Hitler over the crime bill that "put tens of thousands of black brothers and sisters in prison.”
President Obama, breaking his silence on the controversial Dakota Access Pipeline, said Tuesday that the federal government is looking for ways to "reroute" parts of the $3.8 billion project to address concerns raised by Native American tribes in North Dakota.
Authorities are looking into two separate cases of blazes with 2016 overtones – the burning of a black church in Mississippi with the words “Vote Trump” spray-painted on the side, and the burning of a Trump sign in a Denver neighborhood.
A Justice Department official with close ties to Hillary Clinton Campaign Chairman John Podesta sent him a "heads up" last year to warn that lawmakers might question hearing witnesses about the candidate's private email server, emails released Wednesday by WikiLeaks show.
A special team of analysts has been activated to sort and sift through the cache of newly discovered emails that kick-started the dormant Hillary Clinton email probe, two intelligence sources confirmed to Fox News.
The 2016 presidential race is, borrowing a phrase from Donald Trump, once again keeping America in “suspense” – with the polls and the electoral map being scrambled in the final days amid a slew of late-breaking developments.
The data-deleting software known as BleachBit, made famous by the Clinton team’s use of it to scrub emails, is making the most of its time in the spotlight – now selling special “cloths” featuring the former secretary of state herself.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton both faced side battles on the campaign trail Tuesday, with one having to denounce an unwanted quasi-endorsement and the other having to spar with a heckler at her rally.
The former president of CNN Tuesday called for political surrogates to be removed from their positions as paid contributors for TV news channels in the wake of the Donna Brazile scandal.
Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence said Tuesday night that Bill and Hillary Clinton's careers in public life "have been characterized by the politics of personal enrichment."
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump spent Tuesday night at a campaign stop in Wisconsin encouraging voters who filed early-absentee ballots for Hillary Clinton to change their votes to support him.
Only days before the presidential election, the FBI released an archive of documents from a long-closed investigation into Bill Clinton's 2001 presidential pardon of a fugitive financier, prompting questions from Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign about its timing.
Donald Trump and Mike Pence marked the start of ObamaCare open enrollment Tuesday by railing against the program's rising consumer costs and pledging to make repealing and replacing President Obama's signature health care law a first order of business if elected.