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Justice Department officials are warning that they will be dispatching fewer election observers Nov. 8 as a result of a Supreme Court opinion that gutted a key provision of the Voting Rights Act.
The Democratic National Committee has apologized after one of its campaign buses was spotted dumping raw sewage along a road outside Atlanta.
Bill Gates made the list. So did Apple chief executive Tim Cook. They were among nearly 40 elected officials, military leaders and corporate heads that Hillary Clinton's campaign considered for vice president last spring.
President Barack Obama is delivering a sharp rebuke to Donald Trump for his unsupported claims that the presidential election is being rigged against him.
Melania Trump on Monday dismissed her husband's sexually aggressive language as "boy talk," insisting that his remarks do not reflect "the man I know." She does not believe that he has assaulted any women.
Donald Trump has repeatedly warned of a "rigged" election, saying large-scale voter fraud is happening and suggesting it will affect the outcome of the presidential race. There is no evidence that such widespread fraud exists.
Hillary Clinton's lead over Donald Trump has gotten larger in the race for the White House, according to the latest CBS News poll, but voters are finding weaknesses in both of the candidates.
With Donald Trump's path to electoral victory appearing increasingly narrow, Hillary Clinton is confidently advancing into states the Democrats haven't won in decades.
GOP Sen. John McCain of Arizona says Republicans will be united against any Supreme Court nominee put forward by Hillary Clinton if she becomes president.
The probe involves irregularities with mail-in ballots.
The city of Dallas has already invested millions in subsidizing a grocery store in what's called a "food desert" in the city. Now, the operators of that store are asking the city for more money.
As the election nears, Republican strategists nationwide publicly concede that Hillary Clinton has a firm grip on the votes needed to win the White House, and may earn a very decisive victory over Donald Trump.
Senate confirmation of President Barack Obama's nominees slowed to a halt this election year, a common political occurrence. But more than 90 vacancies in the federal judiciary are taking a toll on judges, the courts and Americans seeking recourse.
Mike Pence said Sunday that he and Donald Trump will abide by "the will of the American people" on Election Day, and suggested that Trump's claim of a "rigged" election stems from his belief that the media is ganging up on him.
Donald Trump tweeted Sunday that a "Saturday Night Live" skit depicting him this weekend was a "hit job." Trump went on to write that it's "time to retire" the show, calling it "boring and unfunny."
