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Despite all the attention her use of a private email server is getting, recent preference polls show Hillary Clinton with a solid and steady lead over Donald Trump in a series of competitive battleground states.
A campaign official familiar with the plans says the GOP nominee and his running mate Mike Pence will travel to the state on Friday.
The State Department says a $400 million cash payment to Iran was contingent on the release of American prisoners.
Hillary Clinton is poised to meet with a group of top law enforcement leaders, including the retiring NYC police commissioner who recently said Donald Trump's presidential candidacy scared him.
Republican leaders are accepting Donald Trump's latest staff shake-up, hopeful that a new leadership team can reverse the New York businessman's struggles even as some worry it's too little too late.
During a city council briefing, Mayor Mike Rawlings accused police and fire associations of using bullying and intimidation tactics to get more money.
Dallas police officers salaries are once again at the center of debate. Dallas Police Chief David Brown will be talking with the City Council later today about the issue.
State Attorney General Ken Paxton's office plans to file an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court to "protect the integrity of voting in the state."
Republican Donald Trump is overhauling his campaign again, bringing in Breitbart News's Stephen Bannon as campaign CEO and promoting pollster Kellyanne Conway to campaign manager.
McLaughlin died Tuesday morning, according to an announcement on the Facebook page of "The McLaughlin Group" series.
A proposal by the City of Dallas called The Home Improvement Rebate Program, would give some homeowners cash to fix their homes.
Republicans aren't just facing turmoil nationally; tonight the Dallas County GOP is being forced to replace the party chair.
Republican Donald Trump says he will replace nation building with what aides are calling "foreign policy realism" focused on destroying the Islamic State group and other terrorist organizations.
A congressional review panel says there is "substantial reason to believe" that a Republican congressman from Texas may have been perceived to be acting in his own financial interest when he offered an amendment to benefit auto dealers last year.
Some friends don't let friends talk politics anymore on Facebook. Others are on "unfriending" sprees or have just shut down their accounts to get a break from the heated political debates.
