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Paula Jones, who levied a harassment lawsuit against President Bill Clinton in the '90s, has said that Hillary Clinton shouldn't be president.

Reality TV star and real estate mogul Donald Trump appears to be setting up a run for the White House.

Goldman Sachs' former managing director is headed to a high-level Securities and Exchange Commission position.

Activists said the border checks are intrusive and invite racial profiling.

The Ocean State's pensioners can expect more transparency on how their retirement money is being invested, but is that money safer?

Republican presidential aspirants find themselves in a five-way tie at the top, while the Democratic side remains more or less settled.

Former New York Gov. George Pataki joins a throng of moderate Republicans vying for the nomination.

Analysis of police arrest data by the ACLU of Minnesota found that, when it comes to minor crimes, blacks and Native Americans are more likely to be arrested than their white counterparts.

In announcing his 2016 presidential bid, former New York Gov. George Pataki highlighted his experiences during the 9/11 terror attacks.

Former Republican Sen. Rick Santorum announced his candidacy Wednesday near his childhood home in Cabot, Pennsylvania.

As voters seem poised to consider more than just social values in 2016, candidates like Rick Santorum and Mike Huckabee could face an uphill battle to join the top ranks.

Two groups say the former Florida governor is violating campaign finance laws by raising millions for his super PAC.

As Santorum makes another go at the White House, his 3-year-old daughter's health woes will likely once again play a significant role in his campaign's efforts to find common ground with voters.

At least 10 people are dead, several more are missing, and an estimated 4,000 houses have been damaged by rain and floods in Texas and Oklahoma this week.

Under Hillary Clinton, the State Department approved $165 billion worth of commercial arms sales to 20 nations whose governments had given millions to the Clinton Foundation.

"You wouldn't want to drink something you thought was a pinot grigio and find out later it was 151 proof rum."

Women are fast entering the nascent marijuana industry, long dominated by men. Some call it a social movement, "like suffrage or civil rights."

Democratic opponents Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Sherrod Brown were unable to rally enough opposition.

The FBI moved to redact information in one Benghazi-related email long after it was written -- prompting Republican criticism.

While the New York governor and his cancer-stricken partner, Sandra Lee, publicly tout cancer prevention, health advocates say he has repeatedly tried to cut funding for cancer screening.

Cannabis is big business, with complicated licensing, elusive funding, and major players poised to jump in — as soon as the government legalizes it.

In a 17-minute speech at a fundraising dinner, Christie described the many things (like the press) that he doesn't "give a s---" about.

"We just don't give a s--- about you." At a fundraising dinner, Gov. Chris Christie roasted the New Jersey press corps.

Skills offer a way for hiring managers to evaluate a job candidate, but Hillary listed none for the American people to consider.

In a 62 to 38 vote, Democratic opponents led by Elizabeth Warren couldn't rally enough opposition to hold trade promotion.

Though the poll usually favors candidates from the conservative wing of the GOP, Huckabee said that participating would "further empower the Washington ruling class.”

With as many as 20 potential GOP candidates, Fox News will use poll numbers to limit the debate. Fiorina and Santorum might not make the cut.

Paul's lengthy floor speech (and his use of social media) may appeal to young voters and libertarians who share his dislike for the Patriot Act.

Republicans don't want to be a punch line again, but the right-wing power base makes it hard to trim the number of debaters.