The conservative, Christian voters backing the Republican nominee are looking for someone who can defend them, not someone who embodies their values.
The New York Times has reportedly obtained portions of the nominee’s 1995 federal filings, which show a staggering loss.
The Republican nominee doesn’t have many fans in the black community. But those who back him share similar personal and ideological characteristics.
The Commission on Presidential Debates issued a cryptic statement acknowledging some audio issues Monday night.
The Democrat’s supporters seem to believe she’s entitled to lighter scrutiny than her opponents.
Four days after Hillary Clinton set a trap for her Republican rival, he continues to walk further into it with more attacks on a former Miss Universe.
Across the country, Republican-leaning papers are breaking with their own history to warn their readers about the GOP nominee.
Lawmakers overrode an Obama veto for the first time on Wednesday. A day later, they already had regrets.
The Republican says he desperately wants to win his home state—but there’s scant evidence he’s actually trying.
Tax me more, they say.
They were given the same 120 minutes. But each network presented them its own way.
His “America First” image is a fiction built on lies. Until this election, he was an interventionist who pressed two presidents for more regime changes.
All the nominee had to do at the first debate was appear polite and reasonable for 90 minutes. He failed.