Instead of questioning Clinton and Trump on their policies and ideas, the moderator, NBC's Matt Lauer, dwelled on issues of relatively little significance for national security.
Television news has long seen Trump’s campaign as its bread and butter.
Tens of millions of public sector workers shut down parts of the Indian economy to protest Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s economic plans on Friday. But that's probably news to you.
The three presidential debates and sole vice presidential debate will likely exclude third parties, and GOP nominee Donald Trump is fine with that.
Hillary Clinton's campaign has been seeking the endorsement of former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, and their efforts may pay off.
One of the panel members who will be working to ensure the cybersecurity of U.S. elections recently oversaw a massive data breach.
The White House announced that it had reached its goal of admitting 10,000 Syrian refugees to the United States by the end of October, nearly five years after the war in Syria began.
If Question 5 passes, Maine's controversial governor Paul LePage won't be able to win any more elections simply by appealing to a fervent minority.
Is Trump’s campaign structured more as a publicity tour than a quest for the White House? With almost $2 million spent in July on merchandise -- but just one worker in Ohio -- it appears that may be the case.
This week, a bipartisan group of former government officials celebrated the benefits of slashing the nation’s safety net.
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