2016Hillary Clinton ignored the email episode and instead spoke of her vision of an America animated by “love and kindness.”
After chasing the GOP candidate to 170 rallies in 35 states, a Post reporter recalls why the thousands of supporters she talked with say he is still their guy.
The president's approval ratings are the highest they have been since his first days in office.
With our last ratings of where states stand, Hillary Clinton has 275 electoral votes solidly hers or leaning in that direction. That's five more than she needs to secure the White House. The big change is returning North Carolina from "lean Democratic" to the "toss-up" column.
If Democrats win North Carolina, they will almost certainly regain their majority after two years in the wilderness.
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Janet Reno
1938–2016 Janet Reno was the strong-minded Florida prosecutor tapped for the top Justice job by President Bill Clinton. She shaped the government’s responses to the largest legal crises of the 1990s.
California investigators tracked food sales made without a permit. Now one woman faces a possible jail sentence for something that started as a hobby.
The mass grave was discovered in an Iraqi city that the Islamic State has controlled for two years. A military spokesman said the remains were skeletons, so it is unknown whether any were civilians.
The father met his estranged wife and the boys, 4 and 5, for a day at the park. Facing accusations of spousal abuse, police said, he told his mother he "wasn't going to be taken alive."
Todd Kohlhepp, suspected in at least seven deaths after a woman was found chained on his property, is under scrutiny for Amazon.com reviews including a padlock and a knife.
A 5.0 temblor that could be felt in Iowa and Illinois damaged at least 50 buildings, but no serious injuries were reported.
Some of the country's largest banks — including JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo — continue to receive billions, according to government data.
The Dallas Mavericks are 1-5 this season. Cuban said ESPN "told our PR department they would cover the same number of games this year."
