Ryan Tells GOP Lawmakers He Won't Defend Trump
Speaker Paul Ryan is telling congressional Republicans that he won't defend Donald Trump now or in the future and will spend the next month defending his party's House majority.
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Speaker Paul Ryan is telling congressional Republicans that he won't defend Donald Trump now or in the future and will spend the next month defending his party's House majority.
Bob Schieffer was not a fan of Sunday night's presidential debate.
Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson has died at the age of 50.
Angry fireworks erupted at the second presidential debate Sunday evening, as Hillary Clinton took Donald Trump to task for his remarks about women, while Trump threatened to have Clinton prosecuted for her email scandal.
Hillary Clinton's foreign policy spokesperson slammed Donald Trump when talking about a Bronze Star recipient who lost his life during the Iraq War.
It's been a hard-hitting presidential debate Sunday night.
Donald Trump told Hillary Clinton during a very tense exchange at Sunday night's presidential debate that she would be in jail if he was president.
It was an awkward moment inside the debate hall at Washington University in St. Louis as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump didn't shake hands.
NBC on Sunday suspended "Today" show personality Billy Bush indefinitely after he was caught on a videotape from 2005 in a crude conversation about women with Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
His presidential bid in chaos, a defiant Donald Trump slammed Republicans rushing to revoke their support for him as "self-righteous hypocrites" and signaled he may try to turn Sunday night's crucial debate against Hillary Clinton into a referendum on her husband's treatment of women.
One day after Donald Trump issued a video apology in response to a 2005 recording in which he is heard making lewd comments about women, GOP leaders, including Trump's running mate, continue to condemn his remarks.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump issued a statement on video late Friday night, apologizing and saying he was wrong in his words in a graphic recorded conversation from 2005.
Two New Jersey lawmakers have called upon Gov. Chris Christie to respond to a government watchdog report questioning how the state spent millions in housing funds after Superstorm Sandy.
A top Port Authority of New York and New Jersey law enforcement official said Friday that he may never be able to get rid of fake Uber drivers preying on people at local airports.
Some people were questioning Mayor Bill de Blasio's temperament Friday, following a very public outburst.
