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Donald Trump chastised a person who called Republican presidential rival Ted Cruz a "p***y" at a rally in New Hampshire Monday night, but went on to repeat the word as he quoted the supporter.
Schumer is urging the Department of Justice to crack down on the IRS scams, a fraud scheme the politician says is "spreading like wildfire."
The presidential candidates are making their final pitch to New Hampshire voters ahead of Tuesday's primary.
Federal prosecutor Preet Bharara has taken his anti-corruption fight to Albany, the heart of the state government he has sharply criticized for cronyism and insider politics.
Donald Trump admitted he told New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady not to endorse him.
Mayor Michael Bloomberg said in a published report Monday that he is indeed considering a run for president.
Trump's campaign called Keith Howard, Executive Director of Liberty House, asking him to appear on stage Monday night with Trump in Londonderry, New Hampshire, Howard told CBS News.
Chris Christie said he would quarantine Americans returning from Brazil after the summer Olympics to keep the country safe from the spread of the Zika virus.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has made a cameo appearance on "Saturday Night Live'' with Larry David, the comic who has done a dead-on impersonation of him.
Marco Rubio, a first-term senator on the rise in the presidential race, faced a barrage of attacks in Saturday night's Republican debate, with rivals vigorously challenging his readiness to be president.
New York is taking steps to stop therapists from trying to change young people's sexual orientation, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday, joining a number of states that have acted against what's known as gay conversion therapy.
Clinton lags Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders in polls in New Hampshire ahead of Tuesday's primary.
In the 18 months before launching her second presidential bid, Clinton gave nearly 100 paid speeches.
The proposal boosts council members' salaries to $148,500 — a $36,000 raise from their current $112,500 a year paycheck.
The debate between Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders got heated Thursday night.
