Commentary: Don't expect Comey's book to end Trump's presidency
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the reports of Trump's political death continue to be exaggerated
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To paraphrase Mark Twain, the reports of Trump's political death continue to be exaggerated
Trump twists facts when it comes to former Comey's disclosure of a sensitive investigation into Hillary Clinton before the 2016 election
When asked if President Trump has obstructed justice, the fired FBI director said "possibly" on ABC's "20/20"
Comey said "I would" still send the letter knowing that President Trump would win
Pompeo, who has been serving as CIA director, has spent weeks preparing for what may be a contentious confirmation hearing
Thirty former government officials with national security experience say Pompeo should be confirmed as secretary
A Reddit user know as "Rubinjer" pushed the fake graphic content around the 2016 U.S. presidential election
The move comes after President Trump accused officials of "slow walking" their release
"I want every girl, young woman, older woman who picks that book up to read it as if, 'That could be me. I could be that,'" she said
How memories of the Clinton years and a series of losses in the culture wars keeps the faithful in the president's flock
The president made statements that weren't quite correct on trade, Hillary Clinton, health care for veterans, and the fight against ISIS
Trump falsely asserted that the House Intelligence Committee concluded there was no collusion between his campaign and Russia
Clinton said she meant no disrespect when she said some women voters are more swayed by men
Hillary Clinton was treated briefly at a hospital in western India after suffering a minor injury at her hotel, head of hospital says
"There was a concern that this would escalate a conflict with Russia, there would be a cyberwar in which the U.S. could end up the losers because we had much to lose"
In 2016 election, Hillary Clinton says she, "won the places that are optimistic, diverse, dynamic, moving forward"
Experts warn of "terrifying" potential of fake videos, which can be used to upset political process, threaten national security
"This was an act of information warfare against the United States, against our democracy," Hillary Clinton's former campaign chairman says
The indictment of 13 Russians in special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation details social media posts intended to influence American voters
As odds of stricter gun control fade under Trump, a sales slump has hit the company and other firearms makers
"God knows, we wanted President Clinton to say no to appearing on national television with a videotape before a grand jury," Lanny Davis told CBSN's DeMarco Morgan
Peter Strzok was dismissed from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's team for disparaging the president
Faith adviser Burns Strider was accused of sexually harassing a subordinate in 2008; Clinton did not fire him but demoted him and docked his pay
Clinton took part in a pre-taped skit that had different stars "auditioning" to narrate the tell-all book about Trump by Michael Wolff
Russia-linked accounts retweeted candidate Hillary Clinton's posts just under 50,000 times