Trump campaign pitches, then deletes food safety changes
The Trump campaign had pitched rolling back food safety regulations in a fact sheet
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The Trump campaign had pitched rolling back food safety regulations in a fact sheet
Trump's signature was scrawled on the improper $25,000 check sent from his personal foundation
For politicians, late-night TV offers a chance to highlight a candidate’s personality and reach a different audience
“Every time we think he’s hit rock bottom, he sinks even lower,” Clinton says of her rival
For years Trump was the public face of the so-called “birther movement,” leading an effort to prove President Obama was born outside the U.S.
It's been 12 years since Congress passed a law requiring a sophisticated "entry-exit" system to track people overstaying their visas, but implementing it is harder than it seems
Here's what we mean when we throw around the word "transparency" during campaigns
Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton criticized Trump for the remarks Thursday night, calling Rev. Faith Green Timmons a "rock for her community"
The Republican nominee refused to say whether President Obama was born in Hawaii Thursday, but clarified through a spokesman later that he does think the president was born in the U.S.
The 2016 campaign is viewed as the most negative in recent memory, according to a new CBS/New York Times survey
The GOP nominee talked with Dr. Oz birth about contraceptives, and he also spoke with Oz about his own health
The former U.S. president described "some degree of embarrassment" about the presidential campaign, but he hopes for a "positive reaction" after it's over
After some initial reluctance, both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are now being more forthcoming about their medical records
The Nazis used gas chambers during the Holocaust to kill millions of Jews and others, and are now often used in Holocaust references
He said he’ll let the GOP presidential nominee decide when it’s the appropriate time to release them
Trump addressed the Economic Club of New York about his proposals for the economy, and he suggested that 4 percent growth was possible
The same doctor who wrote Trump's initial health letter last December, Harold Bornstein, wrote the latest one
Trump accused a Cosmopolitan reporter of "editorializing" in her questions
The presidential race is now statistically tied, according to a CBS News/New York Times poll of registered voters
A disadvantage for Clinton is diminished voter enthusiasm -- Democrats are less enthusiastic about voting now than they were last month
The GOP nominee could make real inroads with Buckeye State voters who typically vote Democrat, but may lose plenty of Republicans in the process
The newspaper's publisher, Joe McQuaid, wrote in an editorial Wednesday night that Trump is "a liar, a bully, a buffoon"
Church pastor interrupted Trump, saying he'd agreed beforehand not to make his speech political
The Republican presidential candidate claims central bankers are aiding the Democrats by keeping interest rates low
Trump underwent a physical exam with his personal physician at the end of last week