Ruth Bader Ginsburg apologizes for anti-Trump comments
The Supreme Court justice conceded that her remarks were "ill-advised"
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The Supreme Court justice conceded that her remarks were "ill-advised"
The long-awaited list of speakers is finally out
Here are some of the notable politicians and celebrities slated to speak in Cleveland
Clinton led Trump by six points in June, but now they're dead even among registered voters nationwide
Presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump recently told GOP haters to get "tough" and "smart" or lose elections
The economy isn't in great shape and could be getting worse, which means we might just have a President Trump after all
South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, one of just two black members of the U.S. Senate, talks about his own experiences with racial profiling
House in Pennsylvania town is wrapped in the American flag, and the house owners are not afraid to share their support for Donald Trump
White House says President Obama will sign the bill even though it "falls far short" in funding addiction programs
May will be tasked with navigating Britain through its divorce from the EU, something she had actually campaigned against
John Brennan said the next president will "have to find another director" if he or she wants to bring back waterboarding
Sixty-nine percent of Americans now say that race relations are bad, higher than in 1992, during the LA riots after the Rodney King verdict
A federal hearing is planned for Thursday to address the production of Clinton's emails, including the ones cited by James Comey last week
The Senate plans to vote on the bill, which preserves FAA programs for 14 months, later this week
Trump's campaign fired the aide, Sam Nunberg, back in August