AT&T set to buy Time Warner for $85bn

AT&T Inc has announced it has agreed to buy Time Warner Inc for $85.4 billion , in the most significant move yet by a telecommunications company to acquire content to stream over its network to attract a growing number of online viewers. The biggest deal in the world this year will, if approved by regulators, give AT&T control of cable TV channels HBO and CNN, film studio Warner Bros and other coveted media assets.

US Senate candidates seek to fix system in DC

Missouri candidates for the U.S. Senate are vying for the opportunity to fix a system they think is broken and want to put Missouri on better footing for a stronger economy. The two main-party candidates, Democrat Jason Kander and Republican incumbent Roy Blunt, have been in a faceoff, pitting their experience against each other's.

.com | Clinton turns focus to down-ballot candidates in final days

Hillary Clinton is expanding her focus in the final days of the presidential race, seeking to help down-ballot congressional candidates. In Pittsburgh on Saturday, Clinton assailed incumbent Republican Sen. Pat Toomey, saying he had failed to "stand up" to Donald Trump in the face of his comments about Mexican immigrants and a Muslim-American military family.

Clinton Pledges Unity in Pennsylvania, Saying a Anger Is Not a Plana

Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton and her running mate Sen. Tim Kaine campaigned together in the battleground state of Pennsylvania Saturday, boasting about their campaign's momentum and giving a glimpse of how the two, if elected, would approach uniting the country after an election year of divisive and heated rhetoric. "I know there are a lot of people right here in Pennsylvania who have a lot of questions.

Hacked emails show Clinton campaign weighing Keystone XL decision

Emails published this past week by WikiLeaks show debate and confusion within the Hillary Clinton's camp as it faced down the unexpectedly strong primary challenge by liberal Senator Bernie Sanders, who opposed the pipeline. Hacked emails show Hillary Clinton's campaign wrestled with how to announce her opposition to construction of the Keystone XL pipeline without losing the support of labour unions that supported the project.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump delivers a speech…

Donald Trump on Saturday pledged postelection lawsuits against every woman who has accused him of sexual assault or other inappropriate behavior, and he charged Hillary Clinton's campaign and the Democratic Party with orchestrating the allegations. ''Every one of these liars will be sued once the election is over,'' Trump said, adding, ''I look so forward to doing that.'

Hell’s Kitchen Rapper Films Election-Themed Video in ‘Oval Office’

"So obviously I didn't actually film it in the White House," 23-year-old Marlon Craft said of his latest video, "Politickin,'" which has garnered more than 8,000 views on YouTube since it dropped ahead of Wednesday's presidential debate. An online music hub he's collaborating with called TeamBackPack works out of the YouTube Space inside Chelsea Market , which has a studio set up as the presidential office for election season, he said.

Comstock, Bennett make their case to Muslim community at mosque forum

LuAnn Bennett , L, and Northern Virginia Representative Barbara Comstock , R, greet one another following their first debate in the race for the Virginia 10th Congressional District earlier this month. Republican Rep. Barbara Comstock received a friendly but subdued reception from the Muslim community Friday night at a candidates forum focused on Islamophobia, immigration and improving relations with law enforcement.

The Latest: Trump vows to sue all of his accusers

Donald Trump is threatening to sue all of the women who have come forward in recent days accusing him of groping and sexual assault. Trump says in a speech intended to make his closing argument to voters that the women are "liars" attempting to undermine his campaign.

The Latest: Kaine taps a transition director

Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine has hired a transition director to help him prepare to take office should he and running mate Hillary Clinton win the election. Turnage was Kaine's chief of staff when Kaine was governor of Virginia.

Illinois US Senate rivals list their top achievements

The Associated Press asked each U.S. Senate candidate what they consider their most significant personal and professional accomplishments. Here's a look at their answers: - Nothing compares to the experience of becoming a mother in November 2014, she said, adding: "Abigail inspires me to do better every single day."

Donald Trump being elected president ‘would TANK the economy by up to 15 per cent’

NFL players' fury at the league for letting off wife abusing Giants kicker: Outcry after Josh Brown is put on PAID leave after he admitted treating his wife like a 'slave' over years of abuse 'All of these liars will be sued after the election is over': Trump vows to take legal action against every woman who's accused him of sexual misconduct during his campaign U.S. soccer star Lauren Holiday, 28, has brain tumor successfully removed just one month after giving birth to her first child with pro basketball player husband Trump cuts Hillary's lead in HALF to four points in latest poll, and 70% of Republicans believe vote rigging will hand Hillary victory Trump prepares for Gettysburg address unveiling 'first 100 days' agenda - and his aides say Hillary is just 'waiting out the clock' Was Friday's massive hack mounted through BABY MONITORS? Investigators say attack could have relied on ... (more)

Goldman CEO Blankfein ‘Supportive’ of Hillary’s ‘Willingness to Engage’

Lloyd Blankfein, chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs Group Inc., has shied away from publicly backing a presidential candidate this year, saying his support could harm that person's chances. Yet in an interview that will air Sunday on CNN's "Fareed Zakaria GPS," Blankfein, asked if he personally supports and admires Democrat Hillary Clinton, said that he did.

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An envelope with suspicious white powder prompted panic at Hillary Clinton's campaign office in New York on Friday evening. Two interns reportedly discovered the substance when they opened the envelope at the campaign's Manhattan office, and it was then brought to the Brooklyn office, police said.