Trump Visits Ohio Wednesday; Chelsea Clinton Comes Thursday
Donald Trump is swinging by northern Ohio.
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Donald Trump is swinging by northern Ohio.
Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi is defending her decision to accept a $25,000 donation from Donald Trump.
-- Terrorism and National Security are the main topics for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton as the candidates react to the New York area bombings.
President Barack Obama called for a "course correction" for globalization in his final speech in front of the United Nations - asking nations not to retreat into a more divided world.
Vandalism charges have been dropped against the ex-girlfriend of former Miami-Dade Mayor Carlos Alvarez.
More than a million ballots have already been requested for the November general election, according to the state Division of Elections.
Former President George H.W. Bush, a stalwart of the Republican party, plans to vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton in the November presidential election.
With less than 50 days until the election, the fate of the Clinton Foundation is yet to be decided.
Republican presidential nominee Mike Pence is rejecting Hillary Clinton's claim that Donald Trump and other GOP leaders are encouraging terrorists by asserting the U.S. is at war with Islam.
Hillary Clinton says she is the most qualified candidate in the presidential race to combat terrorism within the U.S. after weekend attacks in three states.
Viewed as a longtime GOP stronghold in South Florida, many Cuban-Americans have now expressed solidarity with other Latin-Americans who see Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump as anti-Hispanic.
Donald Trump appeared to pre-empt New York City officials when he declared Saturday evening that a "bomb went off" in New York City before officials had released details.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is in Miami, looking to rally some South Florida support.
It's another South Florida election mess up, with the results tossed today by the Florida Supreme Court.
Michelle Obama urged young voters to rally behind Hillary Clinton, warning them against being "tired or turned off" in the 2016 election.
