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
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The former vice president, who saw his own White House hopes crushed in Florida in 2000, campaigned for Democrat Hillary Clinton on Tuesday
Despite being one of the wealthiest nations in the world, the United States doesn't fare well in terms of girls' well-being
New poll finds Trump gained some support after the second presidential debate
Democratic presidential nominee would consider arming Syrian Kurds, which Turkey sees as fighting terrorists with other terrorists
This marks the first time the former vice president will be publicly campaigning for Clinton during this cycle
Barnstorming through Pennsylvania, GOP nominee warns against release of any new tapes
The battleground state looked like Trump's big chance to make inroads with Democrats, but now they're rallying to Clinton
WikiLeaks relased more of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's emails Monday
The poll was conducted over the weekend, following the release of a video showing Trump making lewd comments about women in 2005
North Carolina, Florida, Ohio and Pennsylvania are four of the biggest battlegrounds states; here's what their voters are talking about
Harvard economist Oliver Hart also weighs in on the presidential election, saying he hopes the "sane one wins"
The GOP nominee has stirred controversy and been scrutinized for his comments about women and his treatment of them
A new ad from the pro-Clinton group Priorities USA Action features Trump's quote, "I moved on her like a b****"
In the most tweeted presidential debate ever, Donald Trump dominated the chatter, and the hashtag #MuslimsReportStuff went viral
A review of Clinton's and Trump's stands on five key points about retirement finds one candidate with stronger positions
We looked into just what it might have meant when that happened during the second presidential debate
Clinton told reporters she wasn’t surprised by Trump’s move to invite her husband’s accusers
The GOP nominee did the bare minimum of what he needed to do. It's not enough to change the nature of the race
Trump addressed questions about the lewd comments he made and his tax returns and Clinton addressed her speeches to Wall Street and email server
As sparks fly between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton in their second face-off in St. Louis, CBS News is fact-checking their statements and assertions
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump sparred for a second time, and Hollywood was watching
The top trending topic on Facebook for women: Trump's lewd 2005 audio recording
The town hall-style debate takes place shortly after a vulgar tape of Trump surfaced and portions of Clinton's Wall Street speeches were allegedly leaked by WikiLeaks
Kathleen Willey, Juanita Broaddrick, Paula Jones have accused Bill Clinton of sexual misconduct
Trump and three women who claimed to have been assaulted by Bill Clinton, as well as a rape victim whose attacker was defended by Hillary Clinton gave statements in St. Louis