On campaign trail, Elizabeth Warren embraces Trump's "nasty woman" label
Warren riffs on the "nasty woman" comment Donald Trump directed at Hillary Clinton in the final presidential debate
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Report: Curt Schilling to join Breitbart
The move comes just days after the former Red Sox pitcher announced he plans to challenge Elizabeth Warren in 2018
Schilling asks Tapper: Why do Jews vote Democratic?
In an awkward exchange that has been going viral, the unflappable CNN anchor said "I don't speak for Jews"
Dear Wells Fargo, Liz Warren has some more questions
Massachusetts Senator wants to know why bank's board picked insider as CEO amid phony accounts scandal
Elizabeth Warren builds political capital ahead of election
The Massachusetts senator could end up spending it in ways that make Clinton and other Democratic leaders uncomfortable
Curt Schilling says he'll seek Elizabeth Warren's seat
The controversial former pitcher said a major issue for him will be charter schools, which he said he strongly supports
Al Gore to Florida voters: "Your vote really, really, really counts a lot"
The former vice president, who saw his own White House hopes crushed in Florida in 2000, campaigned for Democrat Hillary Clinton on Tuesday
Lawmakers crank up heat on Wells Fargo
More than a dozen Democrats remind Justice Department of its pledge to hold individuals accountable for corporate misdeeds
The fight over new payday lending rules gets nasty
With a deadline for public comment looming, supporters and critics of the CFPB proposals are cranking up the volume
Elizabeth Warren's latest target?
Democratic senator from Massachusetts accuses government agency of hounding rather than helping vast numbers of borrowers
The heat on Wells Fargo is starting to scorch
The scandal is already spawning lawsuits and could soon lead to clawed-back pay from top execs or even CEO Stumpf's firing
Why the big banks are weighing down Wall Street
Troubles at Wells Fargo, Bank of America and Deutsche Bank have the entire global industry facing tighter regulations
Sanders: 2016 is “not the time for a protest vote”
Third-party candidates have played a “very important role” in U.S. politics, he said, but voters should choose Hillary Clinton over Gary Johnson or Jill Stein in November
Franken? Stewart? Cuban? Hillary's mock debate "Trump" remains a mystery
The Democrat's campaign won't say who will play Trump in their debate prep -- but they are saying who it isn't
Busted for fraud, Wells Fargo now under fire for labor practices
Lawmakers urge regulators to examine whether bank failed to pay overtime to workers pressured to meet sales quotas
Will Wells Fargo's CEO survive?
Not only could John Stumpf face criminal charges, but the entire banking industry is likely to come under renewed scrutiny
How hard is it to claw back Wells Fargo's exec pay?
Clawbacks reclaim inflated executive pay in case of fraud or undue risk, but the bank’s rules may not make it easy in this case
Senator tells Wells Fargo CEO he should face criminal prosecution
Massachusetts Democrat says John Stumpf should resign, accusing him of "gutless leadership"
Why Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf is on the hot seat
Executive faces grilling on Capitol Hill over his bank's creation of millions of sham accounts and sales incentives gone awry
Did financial regulators let Wells Fargo off the hook?
Criminal charges are unlikely despite widespread fraud at one of the nation's biggest banks, experts say
Sanders, Warren make the pitch to millennials for Clinton
Polls show GOP nominee Donald Trump is now leading in Ohio among millennial voters
Sen. Warren questions Clinton's DNC hack response
The Massachusetts senator said Sunday that she doesn't understand why Hillary Clinton gave ousted DNC chairwoman a role in her campaign
Commentary: Those angry Democratic delegates could decide 2016
Yes, the speeches were good on the first night of the DNC, but the grassroots antipathy for Hillary could give this thing to Trump
Elizabeth Warren tells delegates to choose: Unity or Trump
In Philadelphia, the Massachusetts senator painted Donald Trump as a divider-in-chief at the Democratic convention
Who are the Democratic convention's speakers on opening day?
The convention kicks off a day after Debbie Wasserman Schultz announced she would resign as DNC chairwoman at the end of the four-day event
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Is a bootleg weight-loss drug to blame for 2 reported deaths?
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