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While all eyes are on the Election Day matchup between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, small business owners across the country look on at various Election Day ballot initiatives that threaten their companies, employees, and communities. In four states - Arizona, Colorado, Maine, and Washington - voters face ballot initiatives asking whether they want to dramatically raise their states' minimum wage to $12 in the former three and $13.50 in the latter.
Has the Donald Trump comeback begun, or have we just picked up on motion within the margin of error? Two new polls out this morning in key swing states suggest that the Republican nominee has picked up some momentum, even if the new entries look more like outliers at the moment. The most stunning reversal comes from Hampton University in Virginia , whose polling put Hillary Clinton ahead by 12 points just four weeks ago.
Bay Area billionaire philanthropist Herb Sandler, who was among those blamed for the 2008 mortgage meltdown that triggered the financial crisis, has edged back into the spotlight thanks to the WikiLeaks hacking of the email account of Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman, John Podesta. The hacked emails from Podesta show a close relationship between the wealthy Clinton donor and longtime Clinton confidante, who worked as the Sandler Foundation's grant consultant for the past 21 months.
For the 27th time, Wikileaks has released hacked emails from a top aide to Hillary Clinton, as Republicans have repeatedly seized on those internal missives to raise questions about actions of the Clinton Campaign. Will there be more in what's come out today? 1. Clinton campaign friends in high places.
A Texas driving range has come up with a way to take a few swings at this year's presidential candidates. Alpine Target Golf Center has added posters of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump to bales of hay at the Longview, Texas driving range, USA Today reported .
Clinton's appearance follows campaign stops in Northern Colorado this week by both Republican nominee Donald Trump and Trump's vice presidential running mate Mike Pence .
Facebook reported its latest quarterly data on Wednesday. Revenue climbed, profits soared, user numbers jumped, so why on earth did its stock value suddenly tumble?\ Facebook reported its latest quarterly data.
Elections worker Elaine Taylor separates pages of ballots before visual inspection during a public tour of the Boulder County Clerk and Recorder's ballot processing center on Wednesday in Boulder.
Americans are learning far more about Donald Trump's sex life and Hillary Clinton's emails than about their respective policy agendas. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton speak during the second presidential debate at Washington University in St. Louis, Oct. 9, 2016.
Global stock markets were mixed Thursday, bogged down by concerns over the outcome of next week's U.S. presidential election. The British pound jumped after a court ruled that parliament must vote before the government can trigger a two-year countdown to Britain's exit from the European Union.
FBI Director James Comey has come under fire from virtually every quarter of the Democrat establishment over his decision to re-open the investigation - yes, re-open the investigation - into Hillary Clinton's penchant for slinging classified documents about the internet like so much spam. Yesterday, Barack Obama claimed that Comey had launched the investigation based on innuendo.
The candidates were slated to take their tussle to Florida and North Carolina on Thursday, two lynchpins in Trump's plan to take the White House. With five days before Election Day, the unconventional Republican candidate was hewing closer to convention, running some upbeat ads, bringing out his wife for a rare campaign appearance and trying, publicly, not to veer off-message.
A study of different ways to poll voters shows little overall effect from "shy Trump" voters. Hillary Clinton is in a better place than Barack Obama was four years ago.
Hillary Clinton may not be accumulating the type of early-vote advantage her ca... . In this Nov. 1, 2016, photo, a voter is reflected in the glass frame of a poster while leaving a polling site during early voting ahead of next week's election in Atlanta.
With the US Presidential election looming, investors need to consider the real possibility that Donald Trump may be elected president. A couple of weeks ago, in the wake of a decade-old video emerging in which Trump used off-color language to describe encounters in which he harassed women, his poll numbers sagged.
The carnival barker is getting desperate. He's never had much good to say about the reporters who've been covering his atrocious campaign events, but he stooped to a new low on Wednesday when he called out an NBC News reporter.
Some Phoenix-area voters hoping to avoid long lines on Election Day by casting early ballots have ended up waiting anyway. Dozens of voters who crammed inside an office building in Glendale that was serving as a polling site Wednesday reported waiting for more than two hours.
Acknowledging that globalisation has not been good for everyone in the US, Vice President Joe Biden said that Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton knows how to benefit from it, for the country and its people. "She knows that globalization hasn't been good for everybody; that we've got to do something about changing the way in which we deal with the world, and without cutting back on engaging the world," Biden said an election rally in Tampa, Florida, a battleground state."
On Thursday, Nov. 3, 2016, Egypt devalued its currency by nearly 50 percent, meeting a key demand set by the In... The FBI has opened a civil rights investigation into the arson and vandalism of an African-American church in Mississippi, where "Vote Trump" was spray-painted on an outside wall. The FBI has opened a civil rights investigation into the arson and vandalism of an African-American church in Mississippi, where "Vote Trump" was spray-painted on an outside wall.
Springs, speaks with members of the media before a hearing at the Alfred A. Arraj Courthouse, where Hill challenged a law that bans the taking of selfie photos by voters showing a comp... . A Federal Protective Service officer enters the Alfred A. Arraj Courthouse past signs placed by those protesting against the ban to take selfie photos by voters showing a completed ballot, in Denver, Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2016... .