The dislike button is finally here, but under a different name.
Two polls released this week show seemingly different results.
The mothers of slain black men and women are stumping for Clinton at grassroots events for African Americans, while her rival relies on huge rallies.
A storm ripped through Southern states late Tuesday and killed three people, injured dozens, and destroyed homes.
Allegations from almost 20 years ago regarding an incident at the University of Tennessee are raising questions once more.
The president’s forthcoming nominee won’t even receive a hearing, much less a confirmation vote, GOP lawmakers announced Tuesday.
Donald Trump has the lead, Marco Rubio has the momentum, Ted Cruz has the organization, and all three have a shot in the Silver State.
The state will use a tiered system, based on population density, since rural economies are worse-equipped to sustain big hikes in hourly pay.
The president has outlined his plan for closing the U.S. military prison for suspected terrorists.
Alleging abuse against someone powerful entails the risk of being blackballed. But right now, Kesha appears to be making allies as she sues to be released from her contract with Dr. Luke.
The U.S. and Russia announced Monday the terms of a temporary pause in fighting in the country.
Under fire for “dirty tricks," the Texas senator abruptly fires his communications director for spreading a false story about Marco Rubio and the Bible.
Here’s what you need to know about the so-called “Brexit.”