Elections 2016

Donald Trump -- or at least his likeness -- makes an appearance in a Marvel Comics publication this week, Entertainment Weekly reported.

The U.S. Democratic Party's 2016 policy platform calls for reviews of trade deals, wider health coverage through public programs such as Medicare, and federal investigations of fossil fuel companies accused of misleading shareholders on climate change, according to a draft version released on Friday.

The person behind a series of hacks against the Democratic National Committee said none of the major parties' leading candidates "had his sympathies" in his latest post, Mother Jones reported.

Days after the suicide bombing attack in Istanbul, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump asked a Turkish reporter to state his allegiance, Time reported.

Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton's lead over Republican Donald Trump has dipped into the single digits among likely U.S. voters for the first time in nearly two weeks, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll released on Friday.

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton in June raised more than $68.5 million for her campaign and the Democratic Party, the campaign said on Friday.

Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton penned a fond farewell note to literary blog TheToast.net on Friday.

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is vetting Indiana Governor Mike Pence as a potential vice presidential running mate, and was to meet with him later on Friday, MSNBC reported, citing unnamed sources.

If nothing else, former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski is delivering a lot of unintentional comedy in his new gig at CNN.

Presumptive GOP presidential nominee  Donald Trump -- already under attack for using charity money for lavish galas and not to help those in need -- may have run  afoul of IRS rules by buying himself a Tim Tebow-autographed helmet at an auction by using money from his Trump Foundation.

U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch will accept the recommendations of career prosecutors and investigators on whether or not to bring charges against Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton over her email use, a Justice Department official said on Friday.