Both candidates campaigned Thursday in the Tar Heel State, a crucial battleground.
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"Do you think that Bill was referring to Hillary when he said: 'I did not have sex with that woman?'" former governor John H. Sununu said.
The first-term governor has not attended big fundraisers or endorsed a handful of candidates and is hands-off in the selection of party leaders.
While speaking at a rally in Atkinson, N.H., Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump promised to end international climate change agreements while protecting "crystal, clear, clean water."
The cloud that shadowed Christie during his presidential bid gets MUCH harder for him to scoot out from under now.
The network's Bret Baier walked back his own report, but others continue to run with it.
Williams delivered the thinnest of thinly veiled insults.
At a rally for Donald Trump in Atkinson, N.H., Nov. 4, former New Hampshire governor John H. Sununu joked that former president Bill Clinton was referring to his wife when he denied having "sex with that woman." In 1998, Clinton said he "did not have sexual relations with" Monica Lewinksy.
One in five Maryland voters have already cast ballots, along with a huge number of voters in Democratic-leaning Fairfax, Va.
While campaigning in Atkinson, N.H., Republican presidential candidates laughed off polls that showed a tight race in Texas.
Texas is still expected to vote Republican this year, but Democrats have witnessed a historic turnout surge.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump says he feels guilty that he never served in the military – and his comments over time show just how uncomfortable the issue makes him.
Voters are not optimistic about a Hillary Clinton presidency even as she retains more paths to the White House in a tight race.
In less than a week, the United States will have a new president-elect. These are the pivotal points in Donald Trump's and Hillary Clinton's campaigns that led to this moment.
Is this better news for Democrats or Republicans?
During a keynote address to the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation on Sept. 17, President Obama implored African Americans to vote in the presidential election.
Trying to offset weakness in the suburbs, GOP nominee preaches to the choir
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Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump declared himself "financially brave" while comparing himself to Medal of Honor recipients during a campaign stop on Nov. 3 in Selma, N.C.
The maneuver is part of a legal strategy aimed at rolling back SpeechNow.org v. FEC, the federal appellate court decision that led to the birth of super PACs, which can accept unlimited donations.
Fourteen female U.S. senators explain the rules of “Girl Club” in this Clinton campaign video produced by pro-abortion PAC Emily’s List.
The white ones, at least. Here's what we found.
It's been a long and brutish campaign. Here's a list of the lowlights.
