Killer Mike says Trump and Clinton are the same
Killer Mike, one of Bernie Sanders' most vocal supporters, see no difference between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
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Killer Mike, one of Bernie Sanders' most vocal supporters, see no difference between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump
A report says that Clinton's vice presidential nominee is targeting Asian voters who could be a critical voting bloc
Having a man in the role could force a permanent transformation in the duties and image of the "First Lady"
The GOP presidential nominee made the joke to a group of evangelical pastors at an event in Florida
"He wants America to work for him and his friends, at the expense of everyone else," she said Thursday
In May 2008, Clinton named Robert F. Kennedy's assassination in June 1968 as a reason to continue battling Obama for the Democratic nomination
The daughter of the late president, who survived an attempt on his life, called Trump's Second Amendment comments "horrifying"
GOP nominee sticks to talking point despite criticism
A new poll finds that Trump leads Clinton by 1 percentage point
Clinton already has the past eight years of tax returns widely available
The billionaire's clumsy missteps often overshadow a potentially damaging Clinton controversy
Donald Trump hit Hillary Clinton at a rally in Virginia on Wednesday for what he called her "pay for play" emails. The rally came a day after his controversial Second Amendment comments about Clinton. See his full remarks.
A man used suction cups to climb Trump Tower in New York City Wednesday. NYPD officers removed a number of windows in the tower to try to stop the man. Tony Dokoupil has more.
Clinton, who's been silent on Trump's remarks, says "Trump simply does not have the temperament to be President"
Hillary Clinton responded to Donald Trump's controversial Second Amendment comments at a rally in Iowa on Wednesday. Clinton said, "If you are running to be president, or you are president of the United States, words can have tremendous consequences." See her full remarks.
A pair of focus groups conducted Tuesday in Ohio and Arizona underscore just how strongly disliked both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are among swing, undecided women
Polls give the GOP nominee an advantage on handling key policy issues, but voters are more worried about his fitness for office
Donald Trump is rejecting claims that he incited violence when he said "Second Amendment people" could stop Hillary Clinton. The controversy comes after 50 Republican national security experts penned an open letter slamming the GOP nominee. Eliot Cohen signed the letter and joins CBSN to explain why he believes Trump's rhetoric is "dangerous."
Any normal person would be questioned after such a statement, the ex-official told said
Donald Trump sparked outrage after he said "Second Amendment people" could stop Hillary Clinton and her future Supreme Court picks. Bob Cusack, editor-in-chief of The Hill, joins CBSN with more on how this controversial comment could affect the campaign.
Award-winning actors share how they trained for their new film about a tone-deaf diva, and reflect on their real-life political involvement
Former NYC mayor said Trump is "not particularly indirect" during his speeches
Utah is a traditionally red state, but growing distaste for Donald Trump among Mormons could put it into play
The emails were obtained by Judicial Watch through Freedom of Information Act requests
A whopping 93 percent of people who supported Bernie Sanders in the primary say they support Clinton