Hillary Clinton
Reporting on the former first lady and 2016 Democratic nominee for president.


She needs a team of rising stars, not has-beens.


CNN obtained a recording that could shake up the North Carolina Senate race.


Clinton’s still ahead, but Democrats shouldn’t be too comfortable.


“What are voters supposed to do with this?” — Justin Shur, former Department of Justice prosecutor.

The Prime Directive driving bad Clinton coverage.


Clinton’s new ad says Trump could use easily use nukes. It’s right.


They have 650,000 emails to look through — with nine days left before the election.


Reid says the FBI has “explosive information” about Trump’s ties to Russia — but it’s sitting on it to help Trump win.


Comey has gotten stuck in a big political mess.




A wild twist in the final two weeks of the presidential campaign.


A major surprise with the Nov. 8 election just around the corner.


Both Democrats and Republicans should calm down.


All we know is that we don’t know nothing.




The movie was already fascinating. Recent events have made it even more so.


Today’s news about the FBI inquiry has to do with one of several separate Clinton-related “email controversies.”


There are actually two different issues here.


One suggested Clinton go after Trump by branding him a “WELSHER.”


Reading early voting tea leaves can be misleading, but the numbers seem to be reflecting the polls.


David French talks about the price his family paid for opposing Donald Trump.


The race has tightened — but just a little, so far at least.


Is Clintonworld too close to big soda?


The energy advisers to the two campaigns squared off. It wasn’t half bad.


“The way they do politics is very different.”


There’s one issue where Trump and his supporters align exactly.


October was a good month for Democrats.

What we should — and shouldn’t — take from the new Clinton Foundation revelation disclosed by WikiLeaks.


The candidates’ comments are just not comparable.


There’s a way to make a carbon tax more popular.


What happens to the thousands of Obama appointees already in place?


“Would my son have a place in your America?”


“Genteel” sexism can really be the worst.


Yeah, the Al Smith dinner was a little awkward at times.


Moore pens an earnest paean to Clinton in TrumpLand. But she didn’t even need it.


The abortion wars in America are a battle between fantasy and reality.


Nobody believes it, but politicians mostly keep their promises.


The most painful moments at the Al Smith dinner.


This could get awkward.


One of Hillary Clinton’s most effective surrogates is trying to turn the red state blue.