Donald H. Harrison

The Trump train isn’t off the tracks — but it’s wobbling. Republican nominee Donald Trump has ceded ground to his Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, in both state and national polls ahead of Sunday’s second presidential debate. This might be because of a strong first debate performance from Clinton, who convincingly won the event in the

It wasn’t just 1995. Five years of tax information from the 1970s that Donald Trump provided to the New Jersey Department of Law and Public Safety show mismanagement and losses that could have pushed him into personal bankruptcy—but for the largesse of his Dad. The recent report in The New York Times that a loss

HENDERSON, Nev. — Donald Trump on Wednesday took credit for the widely praised debate performance of his running mate, Mike Pence, during the vice presidential debate, saying that it demonstrated his leadership skills. “Mike Pence did an incredible and I’m getting a lot of credit because that’s really my first so-called choice, that was my

Washington (dpa) – The United States on Wednesday sharply criticized the Israeli government’s approval of new Jewish settlements in the West Bank. The move further reduces the chances for a two-state solution, US State Department spokesman Mark Toner said in statement. “This settlement’s location deep in the West Bank, far closer to Jordan than Israel,

Huma Abedin, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton’s closest aide, urged former President Bill Clinton in 2009 to reject a speaking invitation before the American Israel Public Affairs Council (AIPAC), asking his assistant in an email, do “u really want to consider sending him into that crowd?” Abedin’s comment about “that crowd” has sparked anger and consternation

Former president Bill Clinton’s past came back to haunt him in Ohio on Wednesday when a female heckler appeared at one of his events. Mr. Clinton was trying to trying to support his wife’s presidential campaign with a speech on the economy while in Canton when a woman began chanting, “Bill Clinton is a rapist.”

PHILADELPHIA — Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine told supporters gathered at a South Philadelphia union hall Wednesday night that his and Hillary Clinton’s campaign is one of underdogs and encouraged everyone to vote for their ticket in November. He called the race “close” and said that anything can happen in 34 days. “Hillary Clinton

MINNEAPOLIS — Bucking the trend in recent years of Black Friday shopping encroaching into Thanksgiving, the nation’s biggest mall has decided not to open on the holiday this year. The Mall of America notified its employees and tenants Wednesday morning that it will close the mall — including Nickelodeon Universe and even its movie theaters

ARLINGTON, Va. — Jess Wetterau, a registered Republican, was leaning to Hillary Clinton. Then she watched Mike Pence in Tuesday’s vice presidential debate. “I’m really impressed by Pence,” said the 24-year-old finance analyst from Arlington. She’s not going to vote for Donald Trump. But as many others did Tuesday, Wetterau found that Pence instantly became

President Obama hired hundreds of additional public relations employees to sell his administration’s policies, at a total cost to taxpayers of nearly half a billion dollars a year, the government’s chief watchdog reported Wednesday. Mr. Obama added some 667 PR staffers between 2008, the last full year under his predecessor, and 2011, when staffing levels