Mark Cuban questions whether Trump is a billionaire
"It's not like Trump Steaks were gonna make him $100 million," Cuban said in a radio interview
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"It's not like Trump Steaks were gonna make him $100 million," Cuban said in a radio interview
A new website, TaxesByTrump.com, pokes fun of Trump's refusal to release the documents
New national poll shows voters aren't buying what these candidates are selling
Presumptive Republican nominee's rhetoric has won millions of votes, but activists are pressuring past RNC sponsors to stay away this year
Does America really want the small government platform Gary Johnson is pushing?
Aides say Clinton will cast Trump as unfit to be president
The president touches on the state of the 2016 race in discussion of America's economic recovery
The president visited Elkhart, Indiana to tout his administration's economic recovery work
A judge in the Trump University case unsealed documents relating to the presumptive GOP nominee's now-defunct real estate seminars
Donald Trump's educational venture faces lawsuits in San Diego, New York accusing business of fleecing students
The presumptive nominee talked about the incident involving a small boy who went into the gorilla enclosure at the zoo
Democratic front-runner blasts Trump school that's being sued by New York's attorney general
Bloggers, celebrities, even presidential candidates weigh in on the zoo tragedy and parental responsibility
The Senate majority leader joins other prominent Republicans in asking the presumptive GOP nominee to make the documents public
French, who writes for National Review, is a constitutional lawyer and Iraq veteran
The president's job approval numbers are ticking upward, which could be good news for Democrats on the ballot in November
Johnson is the Libertarian Party's presidential nominee and the former governor of New Mexico
The World Golf Championship should get "kidnapping insurance" before playing in Mexico City, presumptive GOP nominee says
The board says if Trump wants to win in November, he needs to convince voters that he can build a political majority
Trump will visit the United Kingdom on June 24, just one day after Britain votes on the "Brexit" referendum
Survey shows Clinton with a four-point advantage in a head-to-head battle against Trump
It's worth taking a closer look at the evidence, which shows pretty clearly which side the answer comes down on
Getting good press from country not known for having positive words about Americans, which also pans "dull Hillary"
The presumptive GOP nominee promised money to veterans' groups but only actually delivered after news organizations began looking into where the money went
While the conservative host often talks about tyranny and liberty, he might have gone a step too far this time