The Donald has drawn huge crowds, but only about 3,000 people are expected at Keene High School in Keene, New Hampshire.
The former president defended his wife, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, from remarks by the Republican front-runner.
In a U.N. speech, Miloš Zeman largely steered clear of Europe's refugee crisis, except to say anti-refugee protests in his country don't deserve attention.
The founder of the iconic clothing brand announced Tuesday that he will leave the post in November and will be succeeded by Stefan Larsson, president of Old Navy.
To lead his policy task force, the Republican presidential candidate selected Oklahoma's attorney general, a close ally of fossil-fuel industry lobbyists.
There are five social castes in North Korea, according to a new report.
The Hudson River will be left "unacceptably contaminated," if General Electric isn't forced to continue dredging, federal officials told the Environmental Protection Agency.
Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood, testified before Congress Tuesday.
One of the most influential anti-tax lobbyists in Washington said Tuesday that he's more interested in corporate tax cuts than carried interest.
A federal judge issued the sanctions, saying that Border Patrol had destroyed video evidence that showed inmates in detention facilities.
The Republican presidential hopeful is set to lay out his policy proposals during an appearance in Pennsylvania on Tuesday.
Speaking at the UN, Muhammadu Buhari pledged to tackle the problems his government inherited.
Diplomatic ties between the U.S. and Cuba progressed in July when President Barack Obama announced he would ease trade and travel restrictions, but Castro wants more.
The potential replacement for Speaker John Boehner hasn't even been in Congress a decade.
The Republican presidential candidate, continuing a hawkish foreign policy perspective, defended techniques used against detainees.
The would-be first lady was celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, which runs through Oct. 15.
Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump unveiled his detailed tax plan Monday. It includes a proposal to cut taxes for all individual American tax brackets.
In 2014, nearly 701,000 people were arrested for marijuana-related offenses in the United States, and the number is growing.
Chinese officials have stressed before that countries should respect each other's sovereignty.
Each annual general assembly provides a forum for discussion of a range of international issues that fall under the umbrella of the U.N. Charter.
Donald Trump's announcement, in an interview, echoes more liberal ideas on taxation.
Bush is connecting with potential kingmakers, and if the other candidates are in it to win, they will have to catch up.
Ben Carson is almost matched with Donald Trump, taking 20 percent of GOP primary voters' support, compared with Trump's 21 percent.
On the final leg of his U.S. trip, Pope Francis went to Philadelphia, where he visited a prison and toured the famed birthplace of America, Independence Hall.
Historically, U.S. presidential candidates have used their last names and titles on the campaign trail. This year? Not so much.
In spite of efforts to stop foreign nationals from joining ISIS, people are still joining the terrorist militia.
While another shutdown like the one in 2013 is unlikely, the government is not taking any chances.
The U.S. senator from Texas topped his Republican rivals in a U.S. presidential straw poll at the Values Voter Summit in Washington.
Nearing the end of his three-city tour of the United States, Pope Francis urged Americans to live up to their legacy.
Former President Bill Clinton is to headline at a fundraiser for his wife; you can co-host for $10,000.
