Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said he no longer believes in the presidential polls, saying the odds are very high that Republican nominee Donald Trump can defeat Democrat Hillary Clinton if he stays on message and sticks to both the teleprompter and big ideas. “I think the polls are wrong,” Mr. Gingrich said on Fox […]
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USAHours before his headline-making appearance at Thursday’s 2016 Al Smith Dinner in New York City, Republican presidential nominee walked off an interview with an NBC affiliate in Ohio. The interview started off well enough. Trump and WCMH’s Colleen Marshall spoke of his recent comments about the upcoming presidential election possibly being rigged against him. Marshall
A Jewish editor for the political news website Politico has been suffering anti-Semitic abuse over twitter from a purported supporter of Donald Trump. Hadas Gold, the editor of Politico’s “On The Media” blog, received a message with a photoshopped image of her wearing the yellow patch the Nazis forced Jews to wear and with a
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USAA group of Jewish American lawmakers on Wednesday issued a statement denouncing the UNESCO resolution which denies the Jewish connection to Jerusalem. The lawmakers signed to the statement are U.S. Representatives Nita Lowey (D-NY), Sandy Levin (D-MI), David Cicilline (D-RI), Steve Cohen (D-TN), Susan Davis (D-CA), Ted Deutch (D-FL), Eliot Engel (D-NY), Lois Frankel (D-FL),
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International, Middle East, USAMSNBC’s Joe Scarborough issued an angry rant against the media Thursday morning, arguing that reporters are taking one “little phrase” from Donald Trump and having a “freak out” over something that Democrats have been complaining about ever since President George W. Bush beat Al Gore in 2000. On MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Mr. Scarborough pointed out
WASHINGTON — The anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks on Thursday released a handful of Barack Obama’s emails from a period immediately before he was elected in 2008, including several that revealed names of people Obama was considering for senior roles and one that reflected care in avoiding a transition conflict with President George W. Bush. The emails
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International, USAHistorians assessing the 2016 presidential election will cite Donald Trump’s repeated self-inflicted wounds: attacking a Mexican-American federal judge, the Muslim-American Gold Star parents of a fallen war hero and a former Miss Universe. But they’ll likely conclude he administered the coup de grace to himself by refusing in Wednesday night’s third televised debate with Hillary
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USAAnother woman has come forward accusing Donald Trump of making unwanted sexual advances, saying the decades-old encounter left her feeling shame and disgust. Speaking at a New York news conference Thursday, Karena Virginia described leaving the U.S. Open tennis tournament in Flushing, N.Y., in 1998 and as she waited to be picked up, she noticed
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USADonald Trump and Hillary Clinton discussed the U.S. Supreme Court, guns and abortion within the first 20 minutes of the final presidential debate, the most time spent on these divisive issues during their three forums in the general election season. Moderator Chris Wallace of Fox News began the debate by asking the candidates where they
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USAAsmaa Albukaie was married at age 14. She had two children by the time she was 15. Then she took an unusual step for a stay-at-home Syrian mom: She signed up for a university degree in library science in Damascus. “I noticed that women in movies, American women, decide whatever they want to decide. This
WASHINGTON, October 20, 2016 – In a bizarre twist in an already bizarre presidential campaign, Donald Trump says that he will not necessarily accept the results of the election but that, “I will look into it at the time.” Asked directly by debate moderator Chris Wallace whether he would accept the election result, Trump replied,
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USACHARLOTTE, N.C. — Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine told supporters in North Carolina on Thursday that voters can’t allow Republican nominee Donald Trump to “insult our democracy” by not accepting the results of the presidential election. The rally came a day after the third and final presidential debate between Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton
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USAWASHINGTON — Donald Trump had the chance during Wednesday’s debate to say he would accept the will of voters on Election Day. He declined. “What I’m saying is that I will tell you at the time. I’ll keep you in suspense, OK?” Trump said when asked by moderator Chris Wallace whether he would commit to
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USAFox News anchor Chris Wallace landed a permanent place on the presidential debate highlight reel when Republican nominee Donald Trump said he would not commit to accepting the results of the election. Wallace told the Los Angeles Times in an interview that he wasn’t shocked by the answer when he queried Trump during Wednesday’s event
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