McCain challenger: He’s too old for the job
Sen. John McCain's primary opponent emphatically declared Thursday that the soon-to-be 80-year-old Arizona Republican is too old to be re-elected. "John McCain has fallen down on the job.
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McCain’s GOP Senate challenger says he’s too old for the job
Sen. John McCain's primary opponent emphatically declared Thursday that the soon-to-be 80-year-old Arizona Republican is too old to be re-elected. "John McCain has fallen down on the job.
Clinton’s straight talk on Trump and alt-right
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton came into her own Thursday in Reno. She spoke with righteous anger, painting her rival Donald Trump as a hate-monger beholden to white nationalist causes.
Mercer-Funded Super PAC in Arizona Senate Race Turns to Cambridge Analytica
Less than a month after receiving a $200,000 donation from mega-donors Robert and Diana Mercer, the super PAC backing Senator John McCain's Republican primary opponent, Kelli Ward, reported paying $450,000 to Cambridge Analytica, the 'psychographic' data firm owned by Robert Mercer. Ward has been largely unable to persuade donors and outside groups to make significant investments in her long-shot candidacy, so the Mercers' $200,000 donation to KelliPAC on July 22 was notable.
McCain Cruising to Victory in Arizona Senate Primary
CNN released a new poll Wednesday evening showing John McCain leading Kelli Ward in the August 30 Arizona Senate primary by 26 points . If the CNN poll is accurate, it would seem that McCain's antagonistic relationship with Donald Trump hasn't hurt him a bit in his home state.
Sheriff: Face-biting suspect may have ingested chemical
The disclosure that some pills found at Prince's Paisley Park home and studio were counterfeit and contained the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl strongly suggests the pills came to the superstar musician... The disclosure that some pills found at Prince's Paisley Park home and studio were counterfeit and contained the powerful synthetic opioid fentanyl strongly suggests the pills came to the superstar musician illegally. A South Carolina mother is charged with killing her infant son by putting him in the refrigerator for several hours.
The Latest: Massacre suspect charged with 6 counts of murder
Dearman, of Leakesville, Mississippi, will be charged wi... . Crime scene tape marks the home on Jim Platt Road near Citronelle, Ala., Sunday, Aug. 21, 2016, where authorities said five people were killed on Saturday.
Nigerian military: Air raid fatally wounds Boko Haram leader
Kansas is asking a federal appeals court to keep thousands of people who haven't yet provided the documents to prove they are U.S. citizens from voting in November's election. Growing wildfires fed by windy, dry conditions have destroyed buildings and forced evacuations in central California, eastern Washington, Oregon and elsewhere.
2016 Electoral Math — Hillary Moves Up
Welcome back to the Electoral Math series, where we try to predict the outcome of the presidential race using the smartest metric: Electoral Votes charted over time. The first of this year's column series ran two weeks ago, and we've seen a lot of polling data since.
Pence earns GOP raves in first month as Trump VP
He has comforted a weeping boy, defended the Gold Star Khan family and praised New Mexico's Hispanic-American governor who backs immigration reform. The Indiana GOP governor and former congressman has been projecting a kinder, gentler Republican Party as he's hopscotched across the country during his first month as the vice presidential nominee.
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton speaks
Hillary Clinton is seizing on Donald Trump's recent comments that he "regrets" some things he's said in the course of his presidential campaign. Clinton seizes on Trump 'regrets' in new video Hillary Clinton is seizing on Donald Trump's recent comments that he "regrets" some things he's said in the course of his presidential campaign.
Arizona Sen. Flake: Trump Should Apologize to Individuals
Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake would like to see Donald Trump individually apologize to the people he's offended, not just issue a broad "regret" like he did in a speech Thursday night. According to BuzzFeed News, Flake - who first joined the Senate in 2013 - told Phoenix radio station KFYI he isn't part of the "Never Trump" movement but he does feel the Republican presidential nominee owes several people apologies.
Trump: Sometimes you say the wrong thing
Donald Trump, in a remarkable break with his characteristically unapologetic style, acknowledged Thursday that he has sometimes said "the wrong thing" and said he regretted some of his controversial statements. "Sometimes, in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing.
Divided America: Global warming polarizes more than abortion
Two decades ago, the issue of climate change wasn't as contentious. The leading U.S. Senate proponent of taking action on global warming was Republican John McCain.
It Is Not The Job of Democrats To Babysit Republicans
Donald Trump is the Republican nominee for President. This has caused a giant crisis of confidence among Republicans who are committed to denying that Trump represents the Party which voted, by overwhelming margins, for him to be their standard-bearer .
Patrick Buchanan: Who got us into these endless wars?
"Isolationists must not prevail in this new debate over foreign policy," warns Richard Haass, president of the Council on Foreign Relations.
Jonah Goldberg: Trump has left Gop with no good options
The first Catch-22 has been the subject of widespread conversation over the last few weeks.
Trump looks to claw back Virginia, but Clinton confident
They say "Virginia is for Lovers," but the state this year promises to be home to an all-out fight for its 13 electoral votes. The Commonwealth had voted for the Republican candidate in 10 consecutive presidential elections dating back to 1968.
Romeo and Juliet’s lessons for Trump and Clinton
Though it has been over four centuries since William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" was written, the play's ultimate tragedy is still allegorical today for the unnecessary feud between Republicans and Democrats as they share the danger of GOP nominee Donald Trump Scarborough: The GOP should remove Trump as nominee Romeo and Juliet's lessons for Trump and Clinton Poll: One in five Republicans want Trump to drop bid MORE In Shakespeare's fair Verona, Romeo of House Montague steals a visit to Juliet, daughter of House Capulet. The tragic lovers meet in the Capulets' orchard - she by her balcony, and he below.
Major GOP donor picks Clinton over Trump
"[Trump] does not embody the values that have made me a lifelong Republican," former MGM CEO Harry Sloan said in a statement, according to Politico . "He is unprepared and temperamentally unfit to be our president," he said of the GOP presidential nominee.