Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine said Thursday that recent speculation among Republican members of Congress about the possibility of impeaching Hillary Clinton if she's elected suggests that they think they are going to lose on Election Day.
Republican vice presidential nominee Mike Pence on Thursday emphatically backed his friend and former House colleague Paul Ryan to remain House speaker after repeatedly declining to do so in an interview published earlier in the day.
The State Department released its latest batch of emails from the FBI's investigation of Hillary Clinton's private email server Thursday -- 1,280 pages of emails that were produced under court order with just five days until Election Day.
In a tense exchange on CNN's "The Lead" on Thursday afternoon, Donald Trump's deputy campaign manager David Bossie told Jake Tapper "there's not one shred of evidence" to support the allegations of sexual assault against the Republican nominee.
Both the Clinton and Trump campaigns have hit the ground hard in Arizona, Florida, Nevada and Pennsylvania, and new CNN/ORC polls across the four states paint a picture of a tight race to the finish in critical battlegrounds.
Reports of voter intimidation, rigged elections and worse have put Democrats and Republicans on alert for just about any culprit, save the one bushy-tailed bandit that stalled an Ohio county's voting on Halloween.
After a bitter primary fight between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, the Texas senator is slowly coming around to the Republican ticket, though with just days before the election, still not enough to use Tump's name when pitching to Iowa voters Thursday.
Donald Trump's campaign released a new ad Thursday tying Hillary Clinton to disgraced former Rep. Anthony Weiner, whose sexting led to an FBI review of emails that could be potentially related to her private server.
Democratic Rep. Yvette Clarke said in a radio interview on Wednesday that FBI director James Comey recent actions regarding the investigation into Hillary Clinton's private email server are "clearly politically motivated."
President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama have cut a series of radio ads targeting black voters, hoping to turn out the crucial bloc as their numbers have lagged in early voting.
Like virtually everyone who was alive and aware that day, Hillary Clinton probably remembers where she was when hijackers slammed two planes in the World Trade Center in New York and another into the Pentagon. Except during a rally earlier this week, her memory seemed to escape her.
The 2016 presidential race is coming down to the wire, but an average of national polls show Hillary Clinton continuing to edge out Donald Trump with five days to go before Election Day.
Actress Susan Sarandon had harsh words for the two major party's presidential nominees Thursday, calling both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump "un-trustable."
President Barack Obama, campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Miami, took time Thursday to defend Obamacare, amid news of skyrocketing premiums, saying his signature health law would be fixed had it not been for Republican obstruction in Congress.
