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Jonathan Ernst / Reuters Hillary Clinton's Latest Email Scapegoat: Colin Powell
The Democratic presidential nominee has reportedly said privately that the former secretary of state encouraged her to use a personal address for State Department business.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters A Black Trump Supporter Weighs In
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #81: 'What the Hell Do You Have to Lose?'
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Kevin Lamarque / Reuters How Did Justice Scalia Shape American Policing?
Donald Trump wants a Supreme Court appointee like the formidable late judge. But Scalia had a controversial and sometimes conflicted opinion on law enforcement.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #80: Manafort, Adieu
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Eric Thayer/Reuters Hope Is What Separates Trump Voters From Clinton Voters
Donald Trump's supporters haven’t necessarily lost a job to globalization. But they’re afraid they’re next.
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Joe Skipper / Reuters What If Trump Got Hacked Too?
A news report suggests that agents linked to the Russian state may have tried to break into the computer systems of the Republican Party and its presidential nominee.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Gaffe Track: Trump Doesn't Love the Half-Indians
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Max Becherer / AP Wanted or Not, Trump Shows Up in Louisiana
Seizing on President Obama’s absence, the Republican nominee surveys flood damage despite a warning from the state’s governor.
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Lucas Jackson / Reuters How Democrats Become the Conservative Party
In the era of Trump, Clinton and co. want to preserve the status quo, while their Republican opponents want radical change.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Has to Choose: Lose Like Dukakis, or Like Goldwater
If the Republican nominee is defeated in a landslide, the party may be powerless to influence Clinton's agenda and administration.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Precipitous Rise and Fall of Paul Manafort
The veteran Republican operative tried to turn Donald Trump into a more normal candidate. Instead, he has resigned from a flailing campaign, chased by his own scandals.
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J. Scott Applewhite / AP Bill Clinton's Half-Baked Entry in the Presidential Cookie Contest
A quarter-century ago, Hillary Clinton made a snippy remark about baking cookies, then won a competition with Barbara Bush. Can the prospective first gentleman measure up?
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Lucy Nicholson / Reuters What Michael Moore and Donald Trump Have In Common
Making controversial claims without providing evidence gets attention. It’s also reckless.
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Eric Thayer / Reuters Donald Trump Isn't Relying on Faith Alone
The Republican candidate brings on board a new religious-outreach director.
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Hugh Gentry / Reuters Rush Limbaugh: 'Immorality on a Large Scale Will Ultimately Implode'
The talk-radio host’s unintentionally dissonant diagnosis of what threatens America.
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Noah Berger / Reuters The Problem With Public Colleges Going Tuition-Free
Hillary Clinton’s proposal to make public higher education more accessible to lower- and middle-income students could have the opposite effect.
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters Trump Time Capsule #79->∞: Shakeup
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Carlo Allegri / Reuters The Clinton Campaign’s Condemnation of Trump’s Staff Moves
The Democratic nominee’s team says it expects more divisiveness with a Breitbart News executive now in leadership.
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Eric Thayer / Reuters No One Is Doing More For Democratic Turnout Than Donald Trump
Instead of forcing Hillary Clinton to generate enthusiasm for her candidacy, the Republican seems determined to motivate her coalition to vote against him.
