And the Republican nominee won’t back Arizona Senator John McCain either.
Three top officials are leaving the Democratic National Committee, after hackers made thousands of internal emails public.
In a press conference with Singapore’s prime minister, the president characterized Trump as unfit to lead.
A supporter of the Republican nominee explains why the candidate’s diversion from traditional GOP rhetoric attracts ‘angry millennial men.’
His promise to repeal the 1954 Johnson Amendment isn’t about free speech—it’s about cash.
The Republican nominee has upset the VFW and a faction of its membership, and shows no inclination to apologize.
A boneheaded moment during a 1976 debate didn’t doom the president’s reelection, and most other such mistakes don’t affect outcomes either.
Speaking in Columbus, Ohio, on Monday, the Republican argued for ceding Crimea to Russia to avoid “World War III” and preemptively questioned the legitimacy of the November election.
The commander-in-chief’s speech to a disabled veterans’ group was a counterweight to Donald Trump’s comments on the military.
The Republican nominee falsely claimed that Hillary Clinton was rigging the debates and that the NFL had complained to him in a letter—perhaps preparing excuses to avoid debating.
The Democratic presidential nominee and her running mate have different views on federal funding for the procedure. What does that mean for the campaign?
The “GOP autopsy” author and Jeb Bush adviser told CNN that when it comes to Donald Trump, “too many Republicans are standing by and looking the other way.”
The Democratic presidential nominee came off a successful convention week in Philadelphia and landed right back in hot water with another fabrication.
Sharp disapproval, steady support
The father of a fallen U.S. soldier is showing how much more the Republican leadership cares about partisan victory than about repudiating prejudice.