After roiling the campaign for nine days, FBI Director James Comey announced Sunday that the bureau had completed its examination of newly discovered emails connected to Hillary Clinton and found nothing to alter its months-old decision not to seek charges.
If Senate Democrats win North Carolina, they will almost certainly get back their majority after two years in the wilderness.
Here's a guide to 29 of the fishy claims being made by the two candidates as they barnstorm the country for votes before Election Day.
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After chasing Trump to 170 rallies in 35 states, a Post reporter recalls why the thousands of supporters she talked with say the GOP candidate is still their guy.
At a moment defined by anger at Washington and unpopular presidential candidates, Obama’s approval ratings are the highest they have been since his first days in office.
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The strong-minded Florida prosecutor who was tapped for the job by President Bill Clinton shaped the U.S. 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 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."
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Here is a look at how many early votes have been cast in every state.
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For more than a decade, the “Superbike murders” remained one of the most notorious cold cases in South Carolina.
A neighbor called police to express concern about the girls. The Pennsylvania man, who had 11 girls — including two of his daughters — living in his home, has been charged with numerous sex crimes.
Army Cpl. Wayne Minard was reported missing in action in November 1950. DNA from his body was identified 11 years after a burial site was discovered in spring 2005.
An activist group said the stop time is symbolic of the pay gap between men and women.
Kurdish-led forces met early resistance as they moved toward the militants’ de facto capital in Syria.
Eleven miles of coastline were covered in icy orbs that ranged from the size of tennis balls to three feet in diameter. Such occurrences tend to coincide with extreme cold.
