Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton unexpectedly departed from a 9/11 ceremony early Sunday morning after feeling “overheated,” according to Clinton spokesperson Nick Merrill. Clinton was seen at the event at 8:00 A.M. before leaving around 9:30 to be taken to her daughter’s Manhattan apartment to recover. “Secretary Clinton has been […]
The Associated Press announced Thursday that it will delete a two week old tweet about Hillary Clinton’s meetings as Secretary of State “after concluding the tweet fell short of AP standards by omitting essential context.” The original tweet said, “BREAKING: AP analysis: More than half those who met Clinton as […]
The Richmond Times-Dispatch, the main newspaper in Virginia, endorsed Libertarian presidential nominee and former governor Gary Johnson in a Sunday editorial. The endorsement is a break in tradition for the newspaper as it has exclusively endorsed Republican presidential nominees for the past 36 years. The editorial blasted the Democratic and […]
On Wednesday, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump got help from former United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP) leader Nigel Farage. Farage has not formally endorsed Trump, but the struggling presidential candidate, who deemed himself “Mr. Brexit” in a tweet, tried to draw comparisons between the American election and Great Britain’s decision […]
When then-Senator Barack Obama won the nomination on June 3, 2008, the news was watched by millions of Americans. Obama won the nomination on the final night of primaries. More than seven million Americans watched the top three cable news channels that night. Eight years later, former Secretary of State […]
