Donald H. Harrison

SAN DIEGO — El Cajon police said Tuesday evening that officers shot and killed a black man earlier in the day after he raised both hands clasping an object in a manner that looked as if he was holding a gun. “The subject has passed away as a result of his injuries,” El Cajon police

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — On Monday night, The Charlotte Observer and the McClatchy Washington Bureau recruited 21 Charlotte-area voters to watch the first Hillary Clinton-Donald Trump debate together and then talk about it. As the moderators, here are three things we learned from this diverse group, which had varying reactions. 1. Republican-leaning voters looking for a

Like so many of you, our hearts broke as we learned of the full scope of the tragedy at the Pulse nightclub on June 12. Like so many other Americans, we mourned with you in the days that followed. And Tuesday, we are here to stand with this courageous, good-hearted community, one that has sent

President Barack Obama’s message to black voters is simple: Stay at home on Election Day and it equates to a vote for Donald Trump. In an interview on the “Steve Harvey Morning Show” that aired Wednesday, Obama warned against complacency. “If you don’t vote, that’s a vote for Trump,” said Obama, who has become Hillary

In some ways, it was a typical Hillary Clinton campaign event. She was in a swing state, North Carolina; she was at a venue that underscores her message about investing in education, Wake Technical Community College in Raleigh; and there were the familiar campaign slogans like “Stronger Together” and her standard closing line, “Love Trumps

MIAMI — If Donald Trump got the sort of reception from all Hispanics as he did Tuesday in Miami, he might have the election in the bag. Trump’s brief visit to Little Havana, billed as a town hall-style meeting with Latinos, turned into a love fest in which no one asked a single question. Instead,