HILLARY CLINTON

In an interview with Russia Today on Saturday, the WikiLeaks founder accused Clinton of underplaying allies Saudi Arabia and Qatar's support to the Islamic State group.

A 2008 email chain warning John Podesta to improve security for classified information came up when he was in charge of President Barack Obama’s transition team.

Suits in Nevada and Arizona are still pending as Democrats try to keep Republicans from intimidating minority voters.

The exit polls are at odds with overall Jewish voting patterns going back to 1916. The only year Jews didn't cast more votes for the Democrat than the Republican presidential candidate was 1920.

The GOP nominee has a very difficult path to the 270 electoral votes needed to secure a victory on Nov. 8.

The FBI has launched an internal investigation into one of its Twitter accounts, according to ThinkProgress.

With the election days away, the Bureau of Labor Statistics' October report on the state of the job market could influence the chances of a Clinton victory.

The video is aimed at portraying what the United States might look like if Hillary Clinton is elected president.

Democrat Hillary Clinton's $15 million fortune pales when compared to Republican Donald Trump's or the 10 wealthiest members of Congress.

The standard guide to mental health classifications doesn't list sexual addiction as an official disorder.

Hillary Clinton is leading the presidential race ... but not by much.

“The United States itself is facing a crisis—how can a crisis-stricken country resolve another country’s problems?” Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said Wednesday.

Rebuilding American Now accepted a $100,000 donation from a subsidiary of GEO Group, allegedly violating federal law.

From the awkward to the ugly, these were the most unforgettable political ads from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

WikiLeaks has released over 30,000 emails from Clinton’s private server, along with thousands of emails from the Democratic National Committee and campaign manager John Podesta.

The Clinton campaign chairman is in the spotlight this election season after his personal Gmail account was reportedly compromised by Russian hackers who passed the emails on to WikiLeaks.

Suffrage was a hard-fought right for minorities who faced discrimination at polling booths even though such practices were outlawed.

Sued for fraud, the Republican presidential nominee used the fine print to create a permanent legal shield for himself — and financial firms.

Democrats have been urging their supporters to take advantage of early voting in states that allow it, hoping to overwhelm Donald Trump before Election Day next Tuesday.

Though voting in the presidential election is now considered a right exclusive to U.S. citizens, it wasn't always that way.

Kyle Kondik of UVA's "Sabato's Crystal Ball" breaks down what to track during the last few days before Election Day.