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Donald Trump's gutter talk about women shows yet again that he is bad news. The problem is that Hillary Clinton is far worse.

Several House or Senate members reversed themselves and are again supporting Mr. Trump to try to keep Hillary Clinton out of the White House.

CNN’s Anderson Cooper teed it up during the last presidential debate when he repeatedly asked Donald Trump if he had ever sexually assaulted a woman. Trump understandably issued an emphatic NO. Today, the New York Times published a story with two women who state the New York billionaire groped one, and kissed another, some thirty-plus …

At 7:55 p.m. on Wednesday night, the account sent out a tweet that said "I've switched teams.Vote Trump 2016.Hi pol."

Newly released emails show former Democratic Party officials offering Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign detailed advice on how to trick “self-righteous” supporters of Sen. Bernard Sanders into thinking they won concessions from the party establishment.

Disgusting Original Clinton Ad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67Z8A2Jo4Wg&feature=youtu.be Trump mocked a reporter's disabilities myth DEBUNKED 100% proof D...

RUSH: So you see how conservatism is being portrayed here in this book by a Politico infobabe, a Politico reporterette?  It's a disease, it's a plague, and the CDC -- in this case, the FCC -- made an error in treating it.  They allowed the virus to grow by not enforcing "truth-in-reporting laws," which enabled our EIB affiliates to skirt the edges of the law by picking up this program.  All of this means, they're gonna take care of this.  It's gonna be pretty soon on their agenda, because this is -- right here -- the location of the primary opposition to the left and the Democrat Party, and they are not going to tolerate any opposition.

Brimming with new confidence, Hillary Clinton turned up the heat Wednesday on Republican candidates who are facing both tight election races and tough decisions on what to do about Donald Trump. She’s now seeking to spread her new momentum to fellow Democrats on November ballots.

The decision to let Hillary Clinton off the hook for mishandling classified information has roiled the FBI and Department of Justice, with one person closely involved in the year-long probe telling FoxNews.com that career agents and attorneys on the case unanimously believed the Democratic presidential nominee should have been charged.

Trump backers have finally found a poll they like: An imaginary electoral map with no women voters

The man, in his 40s has been charged with rape and incest after he attacked his daughter in their family home in the city of Fredrikstad. She told police she had been punished for her lifestyle.

By Toby Sterling AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government intends to draft a law that would legalize assisted suicide for people who feel they have "completed life," but are not necessarily terminally ill, it said on Wednesday. The Netherlands was the first country to legalize euthanasia

Several House or Senate members reversed themselves and are again supporting Mr. Trump to try to keep Hillary Clinton out of the White House.

A new email released by WikiLeaks in connection with its dump of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta's email server suggests a senior aide to Vice President Joe Biden may have undermined his presid

The former Alaska governor, at a panel Thursday on Capitol Hill, ripped the TV star's credentials and accused him of intentionally using his television audience to spread what she described as an alarmist agenda on global warming.

There are many indicators the leaked 2005 NBC/Universal Trump video may have been a coordinated GOPe (UniParty) plot to remove the threat to their influence and affluence posed by the candidacy of …

President Obama ridiculed Christians who said they forgave Donald Trump after a 2005 video was leaked featuring him making lewd comments.

Though Hillary Clinton has bashed Donald Trump over his alleged fondness for Russia, excerpts from her purported Wall Street speeches in the WikiLeaks files show the former secretary of state also sought “a positive relationship” with Moscow and praised President Vladimir Putin as recently as 2014.

At dinner recently, a friend told me that he had called Peter DeFazio’s office (15-term “progressive” congressman whom I oppose) and asked about his claims that Art Robinson is anti-education. “Oh yes,” he was told, “Robinson is definitely against education,” followed by remarks embellishing this. “How can this be?” my friend asked. “Robinson’s six children […]

Hollande also branded ethnic minority football stars as 'guys from the estates, without references, without values, who leave France too early', it emerged today.

Wording of death penalty question Brazile sent Clinton identical to wording moderator sent CNN producers a day later

Wednesday, October 12, 2016: Full replay of the Donald J. Trump for President rally in Lakeland, FL at Lakeland Linder Regional Airport. Live coverage begins...

Several House or Senate members reversed themselves and are again supporting Mr. Trump to try to keep Hillary Clinton out of the White House.

If prospects of a Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump presidency are this apocalyptic, why isn't everyone supporting gridlock?

Since the moment former CIA counterterrorism officer and House GOP staffer Evan McMullin jumped into the presidential race, he’s been ignored, mocked, and dismissed. Few pollsters even bother to list him as an option in their surveys of the race. He’s nowhere near the 15 percent threshold to qualify for the debates. CNN hosted prime-time candidate forums for Gary Johnson and Jill Stein and their running mates, but not for McMullin and his running mate, Mindy Finn. Then Wednesday morning, a new poll showed him at 22 percent in his home state of Utah — with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tied at 26 percent. The result makes intuitive sense; Representative Jason Chaffetz and Governor Gary Herbert withdrew their endorsements of Trump over the weekend, while Senator Mike Lee and former governor Jon Huntsman called on the GOP nominee to quit the race. It seems reasonable to believe that a significant number of Utah Republicans might be newly motivated to seek out non-Trump, non-Clinton options, and the hometown boy with a career of CIA service might be the most appealing of those options. McMullin’s surge of support means he could end up having a much bigger impact on the 2016 presidential election than anyone expected. If he gets one more burst of momentum in Utah between now and Election Day, McMullin will be able to boast of having done what John Anderson, H. Ross Perot, and Ralph Nader never could: win a state. The last independent presidential candidate to win a state was George Wallace, who won five in 1968. If McMullin won Utah’s six electoral votes, he would make it almost impossible for Trump to reach the 270 needed to win the White House. Right now, with leads in almost all of the key swing states, the overwhelming likelihood is that Clinton reaches 270. But if she doesn’t, and Trump doesn’t either, then the presidential election will be settled by the House of Representatives, in the process laid out by the Constitution’s Twelfth Amendment: The person having the greatest Number of votes for President, shall be the President, if such number be a majority of the whole number of Electors appointed; and if no person have such majority, then from the persons having the highest numbers not exceeding three on the list of those voted for as President, the House of Representatives shall choose immediately, by ballot, the President. But in choosing the President, the votes shall be taken by states, the representation from each state having one vote; a quorum for this purpose shall consist of a member or members from two-thirds of the states, and a majority of all the states shall be necessary to a choice. Presuming Gary Johnson and Jill Stein win no electoral votes, McMullin’s Utah win would mean he ranks among “the persons having the highest numbers not exceeding three on the list of those voted for as President.” Meaning the House could vote to make Clinton, Trump, or McMullin the 45th president. #related#Each state would get one vote, determined by a majority vote of the incoming members of its House delegation. This would give Republicans control of the election’s outcome, presuming the incoming House doesn’t look too different from the current one. Right now, Democrats hold a majority of the seats in the delegations of just 14 states. Maine, New Hampshire, and New Jersey have an even number of House seats and their delegations are evenly split. (If a state’s members cannot agree on a candidate during the Twelfth Amendment process, the state loses its vote.) Would House Republicans hand the Oval Office to a guy who won a negligible number of votes nationwide and only one state? Would those who have stood by Trump this far suddenly abandon him and choose the candidate who finished third over the candidate who finished second? It’s a bizarre, almost unimaginable scenario. But then again . . . it’s been a bizarre, almost unimaginable year. — Jim Geraghty is National Review’s senior political correspondent.