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From the Miami Herald Editorial Board: ——— Hillary Clinton confirmed that she’s a bit imperious. Donald Trump confirmed that the emperor has no clothes. Clinton made clear that she knows her stuff. Trump made clear that even when he’s touching on the truth, he’s unfit to occupy the White House. The task was simple, really. […]

As the barbs flew in New York between the presidential candidates, students in Washington DC watched on in a special viewing organised by euronews. Most of those present thought Hillary Clinton came out on top during the first TV head to head. While it depends on who you ask, the majority of post-debate polls also

Donald Trump keeps proving he is unlike any other Republican nominee in the modern era. Case in point: he just picked up an endorsement from a union. The National Immigration and Customs Enforcement Council, the union representing thousands of federal officers in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), formally endorsed Trump Monday according to a statement

Donald Trump is defending his criticism against former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, saying she “gained a massive amount of weight” after her 1996 victory and became a “real problem” for the organization. Speaking on “Fox & Friends” Tuesday morning, Mr. Trump said Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton only managed to get under his skin once during

HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. — Hillary Clinton came prepared, held her ground, and went for the throat with one-liners at once rehearsed and biting. Attack after withering attack, she demonstrated the value of homework. Donald Trump sought to project toughness and a measure of competence. He avoided coming off as a know-nothing blowhard. But the whoppers he

WASHINGTON — One of the starkest differences on policy that exists between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump is on guns, specifically what limitations there should be on gun ownership and the role of Congress and the courts in establishing clear guidelines. And so it was rather striking to find that the two candidates seemed to

Hillary Clinton dismissed Donald Trump as a “crazy” racist who has insulted African-Americans and women and doesn’t have the temperament to serve in the White House during a tense debate Monday night in New York that could help sway independent voters and turn out party loyalists with just weeks left until Election Day. Clinton pummeled

In a tweet while watching the presidential debate Monday, former Democratic National Committee chairman Howard Dean questioned whether Republican nominee Donald Trump was using cocaine. “Notice Trump sniffing all the time. Coke user?” tweeted Mr. Dean, who ran unsuccessfully for the 2004 Democratic presidential nomination. The remark quickly gained more than 7,000 retweets and more

“How are you, Donald,” Hillary Clinton said as she shook her opponent’s hand on stage at Hofstra University on Monday. She wasn’t going to use the “Mr. Trump” honorific like some sort of Apprentice contestant. Trump, of the other hand, asked her if Secretary Clinton was a good label and then slipped and used “Hillary”

WASHINGTON — Polls show the presidential race tightening, helping to justify some of the unusual hype surrounding Monday’s initial debate between the two candidates. Here are a few things we learned: — Hillary Clinton wants to make the election all about Donald Trump. She attacked him early and often, accusing him of withholding his tax

A man suspected of injuring nine people in a mass shooting in Houston Monday owned Nazi paraphernalia, and wore what appeared to be an old German uniform with swastikas during the attack, according to a report from KPRC2 in Houston. Nathan DeSai, a local lawyer, has been connected to the attack. The suspected attacker was