The candidates in next week’s election offer stark differences on turning back climate change.
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Poll: Most think Clinton’s email server broke law
But the results also show many voters are more concerned about groping accusations against Donald Trump.
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Trump seizes on email issue to attack Clinton at rally in Lisbon
The Republican applauds the FBI’s decision to review more emails, calling it the “biggest scandal since Watergate” in an appearance before a rain-soaked crowd in a Christian school gymnasium.
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Professor who’s picked every presidential winner for 30 years still calling it for Trump – here’s why
Allan J. Lichtman, distinguished professor of history at American University, says he’s sticking with his 13-point checklist based on historical patterns.
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Trump campaign paying millions for a ‘psychographic’ profile of every voter
His campaign now believes drastic measures are required to erase a potentially irreversible disparity between the candidate’s get-out-the-vote operation and Clinton’s meticulously built machinery.
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From newest hotel, Trump pushes success of his empire
Donald Trump says his past corporate record shows how well he’d run the nation, but Hillary Clinton slams his business dealings.
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New poll shows Clinton with growing lead
The Democratic candidate leads Republican Donald Trump by 14 percentage points among likely voters, according to the Associated Press-GfK poll.
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Donald Trump will be back in Maine for 5th time on Friday
As candidates race toward Election Day the Republican is hoping to score at least one Electoral College vote in the 2nd District.
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For Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell, no talk about Trump
The Senate majority leader, with his eye on congressional races, is refusing to discuss his party’s presidential nominee.
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Former U.S. Rep. Barney Frank predicts decisive victory for Clinton
The former Massachusetts congressman also believes a Clinton victory will put the Republican Party on a more ‘mainstream’ path.