Hillary Clinton's Wikipedia Hacked, Replaced With Pornographic Image
Clinton's Wikipedia page was hacked Thursday to display a pornographic picture and "a reminder" that voting for Clinton means "nuclear war will be inevitable."
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Clinton's Wikipedia page was hacked Thursday to display a pornographic picture and "a reminder" that voting for Clinton means "nuclear war will be inevitable."
A Bernie Sanders turned Trump supporter has started an effort to convince urban voters to give Republicans a second look. He's put up some cash -- hoping it'll get attention.
Donald Trump has responded, saying there is no truth to the claims.
NJ Assemblyman John Burzichelli has a proposal to allow NJ residents to write off money they pay from the newly raise gas tax on their income tax return.
Ashley McGuire criticized Hillary Clinton's campaign after emails released by Wikileaks showing staff mocking religious voters.
At a campaign stop in Pennsylvania, Donald Trump repeated a claim he has made before: that the election could be "stolen" by cheating in Philadelphia. City election officials say that's just not so.
On this final day to register to vote in Pennsylvania, a group of Drexel University students with climate change among their concerns staged a registration campaign at a familiar campus landmark.
Super PACs are spending tens of millions of dollars on political advertising in Pennsylvania. But a new PAC-- is taking a different approach.
The boy, who donned a mini-suit, a Trump-like blond combover wig and an election pin that said "vote," smiled shyly as Trump held him at the rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
Ed Rendell thinks Donald Trump's campaign no longer has a chance to win the White House and Republicans should concentrate on saving the Senate.
Both campaigns are declaring victory for their candidate after the 2nd presidential debate, but people on the streets of Philadelphia say they were distressed by what they watched.
Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele said Donald Trump should've spent the second debate broadening his appeal instead of playing to his base.
"The speaker is going to spend the next month focused entirely on protecting our congressional majorities," Ryan's spokeswoman, AshLee Strong, said in a statement.
The showdown between Sec. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump broke a record Sunday night with more than 17 million debate-related Tweets sent.
Trump said Saturday he won't quit — "never."
