During Tuesday's debate, former President Donald Trump renewed his criticism of then-Gov. Ralph Northam's 2019 comments on late-term abortion but called him the former governor of West Virginia.
Have you heard the “story” about hungry immigrants stealing and cooking pets? During the 2020 presidential campaign, similar fiction spread on social media about social unrest in the Roanoke Valley.
Former President Trump, who for years criticized early voting and voting by mail as potential mechanisms for fraud, said, "We must use every appropriate tool" to get out the vote.
A day after he encouraged Virginians to vote early, former President Donald Trump took the same message to battleground Pennsylvania, then changed his tune, calling early voting "stupid."
Swift has a dedicated following among young women, a key demographic in the November election.
Harris opened Tuesday's debate with a power move, marching across the stage to shake Trump's hand. The exchange set the tone for the next 90 minutes. Here are some takeaways.
Here's a look at false and misleading claims made by the candidates in Tuesday night's debate..
Officials say there’s no evidence that Haitian immigrants in Springfield, Ohio, are abducting and eating pets.
The ruling enabled one company, at least temporarily, to offer prediction contracts — essentially yes-or-no bets — on which party will win control of the Senate and the House in November.
Former President Donald Trump announced Thursday that there would not be a third presidential debate. Trump debated President Joe Biden in June and Vice President Kamala Harris earlier this week.
Only U.S. citizens are eligible to vote in this fall's presidential election, but the potential for noncitizens to register or vote has been receiving a lot of attention lately.
A day after he encouraged Virginians to vote early, former President Donald Trump took the same message to battleground Pennsylvania, then changed his tune, calling early voting "stupid."
The candidates for U.S. president and their allies want men to believe their vote says big things about their masculinity.
