Say Trump loses and refuses to concede. Then what?
Donald Trump has said he may not accept the results of the election on Nov. 8 if he loses. So what could he realistically do?
Donald Trump?s defiant comments Thursday further dismayed leaders who have been struggling with how to respond to his rhetoric.
Donald Trump has said he may not accept the results of the election on Nov. 8 if he loses. So what could he realistically do?
Here are some of the most cringe-worthy lines from Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump at the charity dinner Thursday night.
Talk about an awkward dinner party.
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At the close of Wednesday?s debate, Trump made an awkward pitch partly aimed at the tiniest part of his constituency: black voters.
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?My kids are my life,? the young mother said. ?They?re my everything.?
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SJC Chief Justice Ralph D. Gants said Thursday that he has commissioned a probe into sentencing disparities for minority defendants.
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Massachusetts officials took another step toward allowing self-driving cars on the roads on Thursday.
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Analysis
The dialogue focused on a range of issues and showed how the candidates have basic differences on some topics.
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