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This insane election cycle has no doubt left a permanent impression on everyone. But while articles typically focus on the impact it’s having on those of us who can cast ballots in November, a New York Magazine piece published this week shows how jarring the rise of Donald Trump has been to one of America’s

Curt Schilling continues to push a vile form of prejudice. Interestingly he is pushing a type of white man victimization. Chris Matthews grills Curt Schilling Curt Schilling illustrated a dangerous problem. He is singing a fallacy of making white men a victim of liberal ideology that is unjustified. Chris Matthews: Let me ask you about

Donald Trump’s campaign strategy in recent days has been to openly question the validity of the upcoming election results, and his potential refusal to accept the outcome. His comments, with the election 17 days away, perhaps serve as an admission that his White House bid will fall short to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. “I will

Donald Trump promised Saturday to sue each woman who has accused him of sexual harassment or assault, branding them “liars.” The Republican nominee for president dismissed the at least 10 accounts as “total fabrication” during a campaign stop in Gettysburg, Pa., where he ostensibly aimed to lay out his prospective first 100 days in office,

On Saturday evening, adult film performer and director Jessica Drake became the latest woman to accuse Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump of sexual misconduct. Drake, who was represented by famed attorney Gloria Allred, says that Trump came on to her in 2006 after a golf tournament in Florida. “Ten years ago, I was working for

Donald Trump called on voters Saturday to help him defeat a “totally rigged system,” delivering a speech billed as the closing argument for his presidential campaign that became a battle cry against the forces that he said conspire against him and the American people. Trailing in most polls with 17 days until the Nov. 8

He may be down in the polls but Donald Trump has told supporters that the US election will be like ‘Brexit times five’‘ Speaking at a rally in Pennsylvania, the Republican nominee said November’s result, as with Britain’s vote to leave the EU, would defy predictions. He also repeated his claim the vote was rigged.

FLETCHER, N.C. — Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump told supporters in North Carolina on Friday that he will bring jobs back if he is elected, and said businesses won’t move positions abroad. “Your companies won’t be leaving N.C. under a Trump administration,” he said. “There will be consequences.” Trump said he has been working hard

FLETCHER, N.C. — Donald Trump looked out at a sea of supporters inside an airy exhibition center Friday and noted the pink “Women for Trump” signs. He mentioned the size of the crowd, which was smaller than usual but still substantial, and accused the media of failing to tell the truth. “I think we’re going