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This has put the Democratic National Committee in a bit of a bind.

Only 30 percent of poll respondents said they had a favorable opinion of her, down from 45 percent in April.

But the warm words of support are all that Gretzky can do for the Conservative leader – as a long-time resident of the United States, it is highly unlikely the hockey legend will be allowed to vote in the upcoming election. While your government has been juggling numbers,...

At her rally in Columbus, Clinton made the case that her economic proposals would be better for women, before turning to Trump’s latest provocative comment.

“The switch voters are between those two parties, and they are going to go at each other”, said Ipsos Public Affairs pollster John Wright. And, if you looked closely, Mr. Mulcair’s tie did have a hint of orange – a pattern of flower-like circles with...

He blamed the “lawlessness” of the Obama administration for not prosecuting the former Secretary of State. It’ll follow a fundraising event in Cape Elizabeth.

Also, there are no referees.

Sens. Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson pressed the Justice Department Monday on whether offering Pagliano a “proffer session” – a chance to outline what he knows without fear of legal consequences – would constitute an official waiver of his Fifth Amendment...

The group, the Club for Growth, is focusing its considerable firepower first on Iowa, where Mr Trump has leapt to a significant lead over more conventionally credentialed Republican candidates, panicking Republican leaders.

A Judicial Watch lawsuit has forced out a document from the State Department that shows a gap in former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s emails, organization President Tom Fitton said Tuesday, which raises questions about her testimony in court.

Donald Trump on Thursday signed the Republican National Committee pledge saying he will support the Republican nominee – and therefore not run as an independent candidate – if he loses the GOP nod.

But the collapse in oil prices and global fiscal turmoil raised doubts about those forecasts.

Again, don’t take these numbers as gospel-as one economist memorably put it to the New York Times, some of the Tax Foundation’s recent work “would not pass muster as an undergraduate’s model at a top university”.

While I believe any of the Democratic candidates would win the general election, given the far right turn the GOP has taken, it is Hillary Clinton who has the best chance of delivering a Democratic majority in the Senate, to bring up just one critical example of our dysfunctional...

Yet because his favorable-to-negative polling ratios are better than Clinton’s, it is she who will likely have to launch attacks on him.