Poll: Clinton Leads Trump by 10 Points, Both Seen as Flawed
Sixty-one percent of voters think Hillary Clinton is dishonest, yet she’s opened up a big lead over Donald Trump in the latest Fox News Poll.
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The Obvious Question No One’s Asking Obama
It’s clear Obama has no use for Donald Trump. But that’s not really the point here.
White House to Trump: Election Won’t Be ‘Rigged’
Donald Trump’s declaration that the general election could be “rigged” against him reeks of a candidate poised for defeat, the White House suggested.
Conservative Icon Speaks out Against Paul Ryan
Donald Trump has recently come under fire for withholding an endorsement for current House Speaker Paul Ryan.
Clint Eastwood on Having to Choose Between Clinton or Trump
Famed Hollywood actor and director Clint Eastwood sat down with Esquire and opened up about this year’s presidential election, and a whole lot of other things, in a way that probably only Eastwood could.
White House Calls Secret $400 Million Payment as Iran Hostages Were Released Coincidence
The State Department joined the White House in insisting it’s a mere coincidence that the U.S. transferred $400 million to Iran at the same time Iran released four Americans held captive.
More Trump Turmoil, and More on Khan
Despite Donald Trump’s attempt at an “urgent pivot” away from his clash with the Khan family, his clash with the parents of the slain Muslim U.S. soldier continue to take a toll on the GOP nominee.
FBI Technician Convicted of Spying for China
An FBI computer technician with top-secret clearance who regularly accessed restricted information has been outed as a Chinese spy.
SCOTUS Blocks Transgender Bathroom Order but Don’t Celebrate Yet
Yesterday, the Supreme Court temporarily blocked a court order that allowed a transgendered boy to use the boy’s restroom in a Virginia high school.
COOK POLITICAL: The 2016 Race Is Not Over
Cook Political’s Amy Walter dissects the various “yuge” leads the polls are showing for Hillary Rodham since the conclusion of LieFest 2016 the Democrat National Convention — and she comes to a very rational conclusion: the presidential race is still a jump ball.