John Dickerson on the perceived pros and cons of the candidates
Supporters of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton grade their candidates differently, says CBS News political director John Dickerson
2016 Election
North Carolina poll shows Trump with small lead over Clinton
Though more likely voters said they support Trump, more said they thought Clinton would win in November
Wall Street's quiet spell is getting worrisome
Stocks haven't moved much in the last three years -- and even less in the last three months -- and that could be a problem
The next president's most daunting economic challenges
The U.S. needs policies that can boost growth, jobs, living standards and fairness -- and politics won't make that any easier
Clinton on perceived "blurred lines" between her foundation and State Dept.
Democratic nominee answered questions from the traveling press for the first time in several months, blasting Trump and joking that she might be "allergic" to her rival
Hillary Clinton relied on aides at State to recognize classified material
An FBI report on the bureau’s interview with Clinton dovetails with something the former secretary of state told “Face the Nation” in January
Sunday: Chris Christie, Jeff Flake, and Alberto Gonzales
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Why does the 2016 election feel so depressing to some people?
One possible explanation: many voters are being motivated not by excitement, but by fear
How investors should prepare for a Trump victory
Here's a look at how some sectors and specific companies could fare if the Republican candidate wins the White House
Donald Trump hires head of Citizens United to be deputy campaign manager
David Bossie brings a long history of opposition research on the Clintons to Team Trump
Clintons dispute report on Bill Clinton's use of ex-presidents program money
The Politico report lays out how Clinton used federal money available to him to pay and provide benefits to members of his personal staff, his foundation, and to purchase supplies for his office
High risk, high reward? Why presidential candidates go abroad
Donald Trump’s visit to Mexico could have been a lot worse – just ask Mitt Romney, whose 2012 campaign trip overseas was seen as a comedy of errors
How investors should prepare for a Clinton victory
Here's a look at how some sectors and specific companies could fare if the Democratic candidate wins the White House
Trump and Clinton campaigns in Florida show stark differences
Trump's chief Florida strategist, Karen Giorno is relying on rallies to secure his victory. Citing the 40,000 voters who attended recent rallies, she said, "That is the same as 40,000 door-knocks"
How much impact can a president have on the economy?
The stock answer is less than you might think -- but here's why that's not really the case
Ice Cube balks at phony Trump endorsement
Rapper and actor Ice Cube doesn't appreciate being added to the list of celebrities supporting Donald Trump
Clinton, Trump continue to ratchet up racism debate
New round of attack ads take aim at presidential candidates' comments about minorities
Trump campaign CEO accused of making anti-Semitic remarks
Former head of Breitbart News took helm of GOP nominee's campaign last week in yet another leadership shake-up
Sunday: Kellyanne Conway, Donna Brazile, Ben Carson, and Jason Chaffetz
Tune in Sunday for the latest news and analysis on the 2016 election and more
Clinton calls out Trump's "steady stream of bigotry"
Clinton said Trump was building a campaign on prejudice, steeped in conspiracy theories and dog whistles to white supremacists and racists, and blasted some of his most controversial, racial comments
Clinton leads Trump by double digits in new national poll
A Quinnipiac University survey found more than half of the likely voters in the U.S. support Clinton
Clinton responds to Trump labeling her a “bigot”
The Democratic nominee will tie Trump to the “alt-right” in a speech on Thursday
Bill Clinton: “I’m really proud” of Clinton Foundation work
In Atlanta, Clinton said his family’s charity created jobs and saved lives
Hillary Clinton dwarfs Donald Trump in TV ad spending
Clinton's team announced another $80 million ad buy this week, while Trump has spent a fraction of her total amount; meanwhile, she continues to lead national and battleground state polls
Pence demands Clinton Foundation be shut down immediately
Mike Pence said at a town hall in Cedar Rapids that Hillary Clinton should “come clean” about the foundation
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Trump promises not to resume Iran strikes before midterm elections
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Obama throws support behind Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's reelection bid
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El-Sayed and Rogers toss insults in Michigan Senate debate
