WikiLeaks emails: Clinton aide says Obama had emails from Clinton's private account
"We need to clean this up," Clinton aide Cheryl Mills wrote in the exchange
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Why Colin Powell is voting for Hillary Clinton
Powell served in the Republican administrations of George W. Bush, George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan
Jay Z announces free concert in support of Clinton
Jay Z is planning to hold a free concert in Cleveland to encourage people to vote for Democrat Hillary Clinton for president
Poll: Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton virtually tied in Arizona
A Democrat has only carried the traditionally Republican state only once in the last 64 years
Voters turn off TVs, phones amid barrage of campaign ads
In the battleground state of Ohio, ads for Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton run on local TV every three minutes, but some voters think it's just "a lot of noise for nothing"
Poll: Young voters coming through for Hillary Clinton in closing stretch of race
A new survey found Clinton leads among young white, black, Asian-Americans and Hispanic voters
Clinton no longer shying away from dealing the "woman card"
While reluctant at first to draw too much attention to her gender, the Democratic nominee has made women's issues a key part of her closing argument
Can Clinton draw "souls to the polls" to take N.C.?
With just two weeks left to campaign, Clinton's backers know how vital African-American vote could be in North Carolina -- and they're going after it
Latest from WikiLeaks: Clinton camp's Trump research, a staff party, and more
Newest batch of emails hacked from Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's account brings total number of released emails to more than 30,000
Trump dismisses, mocks porn actress accuser
“Oh, I’m sure she’s never been grabbed before," the GOP nominee told a New Hampshire radio station
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
Poll: Clinton and Trump are virtually tied in North Carolina
While President Obama won the state in 2008, GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney carried it in 2012
In most battleground states, a brightening job picture
As the presidential election nears, unemployment has dropped in nine of the 13 swing states during the past year
Terry McAuliffe's PAC donated to campaign of FBI official's wife
Terry McAuliffe's PAC donated generously to Jill McCabe's state senate run while her husband, an FBI official, helped oversee probe into Clinton's use of a private server
Jay Z to hold Ohio concert for Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton has yet another celebrity heavyweight pulling for her: Jay Z
Early voting begins in a number of states
The battleground states that had already started offering early voting before Monday were Arizona, Georgia, Iowa, Nevada, North Carolina and Ohio
Where do Clinton, Trump stand on the AT&T-Time Warner merger?
Presidential nominees express skepticism about the announced AT&T deal to buy Time Warner for $85.4 billion
Hillary Clinton takes 2016 fight to Arizona
A Democratic presidential nominee has only won the state once in the last 64 years
Clinton's improving poll numbers offer leeway to fight for other races
Democrats could win back the majority of the Senate and pick up seats in the GOP-controlled House
Where can you take a selfie with your ballot?
Laws are mixed nationwide about whether voters can take photos of themselves as they cast their votes or of their ballots
Will Trump’s threats undercut his policy message?
GOP nominee's efforts to outline White House priorities muddied with unfounded claims of voter fraud and vows to retaliate against political enemies
Hillary Clinton increasingly pitches down-ballot Democrats
As her lead in national polling grows, Clinton has made it clear she's planning to emphasize Democrats in state-level and congressional races
Why college debt should be a prime campaign issue
The entire federal student loan system is broken, with dire consequences for millions of Americans -- and the economy
Hacked emails show Clinton aides trying out jokes about private server
At least one joke considered by her aides made it into her remarks, according to the hacked personal emails of Clinton's campaign chairman
Trump claims Clinton was "exhausted" after debates, calls her "weak"
Donald Trump told a crowd in Naples, Florida, that Hillary Clinton, was “exhausted” after two general election debates, and called her “weak,” “ineffective” and “trigger-happy"
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Attorneys for Rep. Ilhan Omar accuse DOJ of violating judge's orders
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Fire breaks out after deadly incident at Canadian military base, officials say
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