-
![]()
Aaron Josefczyk / AP Could the World Series Help Clinton (or Trump) Win Ohio?
Probably not—but in a close race, a Cleveland Indians defeat could help Donald Trump, while a Tribe triumph might buoy Hillary Clinton.
-
![]()
Erik de Castro / Reuters What Is Rodrigo Duterte Trying to Achieve?
Rodrigo Duterte flew to China and signed billions in deals, said he would separate ties with the U.S., then took it all back.
-
-
![]()
Mike Segar / Reuters Today's News: Oct. 24, 2016
Obamacare premiums will skyrocket next year, an attack at a Pakistani police college killed dozens, Pennsylvania’s former attorney general is heading to jail, and more from across the United States and around the world.
-
![]()
Thaier Al-Sudani / Reuters Today's News: Oct. 23, 2016
The battle for Mosul continues, Donald Trump received more criticism for threatening to sue his female accusers, and more from across the United States and around the world.
-
![]()
Equinox TV / AP Today's News: Oct. 22, 2016
Dozens die after a train derails in Cameroon, the U.S. election campaign continues, and more from across the United States and around the world.
-
![]()
Eric Risberg / AP Today's News: Oct. 21, 2016
LinkedIn hacker indicted, hackers cause worldwide Internet outages, European experimental Mars lander may have exploded in crash landing, and more from across the United States and around the world.
-
![]()
Abdalrhman Ismail / Reuters Today's News: Oct. 20, 2016
Russia extends the cease-fire in Aleppo, recalled airbags killed another American, and more from across the United States and around the world.
-
-
![]()
Brendan McDermid / Reuters Clinton Still Hasn't Faced Questions About Pay-to-Play Head On
Donald Trump didn’t press his rival on accusations that Clinton Foundation donors enjoyed special access, but that doesn’t mean they’ll go away.
-
![]()
Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump's '5-Point Plan to Defeat Islam'
-
![]()
Rick Wilking / Reuters Today's News: Oct. 19, 2016
The final presidential debate, the arrest of Brazil’s “Frank Underwood,” and more from across the United States and around the world.
-
![]()
Carlo Allegri / Reuters Even Trump's Supporters Are Wary of 'Rigged' Rhetoric
Why has his latest fixation elicited a level of condemnation that his prior personal attacks did not?
-
![]()
Pablo Martinez Monsivais / AP Today's News: Oct. 18, 2016
President Obama tells Donald Trump to “stop whining,” Iranian Americans are convicted in Tehran, the ongoing battle for Mosul, and more from across the United States and around the world
-
-
![]()
Joe Raedle / Getty Will Democrats Lash Congressional Republicans to a Sinking Trump?
The Clinton campaign seems unsure whether or not to try to win Congress by tying Republicans to their foundering nominee.
-
![]()
Andrew Yates / Reuters Steven Woolfe's Condition: What We Know
The contender for UKIP’s leadership resigned from the party weeks after he was hospitalized, saying there was “something rotten” in UKIP.
-
![]()
Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Republicans Have Been 'Rigging' Elections for Years
Allegations of voter fraud have long been used to delegitimize balloting—and especially black votes.
-
![]()
Bram Janssen / AP Today's News: Oct. 17, 2016
The battle for Mosul, the cost of Brexit, a new high for high-school graduation rates, and more from across the United States and around the world
-
![]()
Jonathan Drew / AP Trump Time Capsule #144: 'Animals'
-
-
![]()
Eric Gay / AP The Thwarted Domestic Terrorist Attack on Somali Refugees
Federal prosecutors charged three Kansas men who were planning to detonate bombs that targeted Muslims.
-
![]()
Michelle McLoughlin / Reuters Why a Connecticut Judge Tossed the Sandy Hook Lawsuit
The families of the 2012 massacre victims were suing the gun manufacturer who made the rifle used by Adam Lanza.
-
![]()
Alexandre Meneghini / Reuters Bring On the Cuban Cigars
American tourists can for the first time bring home up to 100 cigars and several bottles of rum.
