Politics

A woman in Gastonia, North Carolina perished in a hail of bullets while staying over at her brother's house to attend her sister-in-law's funeral.

Brunell Donald-Kyei, the vice chair of the National Diversity Coalition for Trump, suggested on Sunday that anyone who votes for Hillary Clinton could be prosecuted for "aiding an abetting a felon."

NFL Network reporter Stacey Dales referred to domestic violence as mere off-the-field "theatrics" on Sunday, and wondered how the Giants could overcome the "distraction" of kicker Josh Brown beating his wife.

A Donald Trump supporter told CBS News this week that she hopes the Republican candidate will take America back to a time before abortions and "the homosexuals."

Former Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer (R) argued that Donald Trump was "waterboarded" by a group of women who have accused him of sexual assault and other abusive behavior.

CNN host Jake Tapper on Sunday reminded Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway that she had been against her bosses "rigged" election claims in April before he paid her to to start defending them.

Saturday Night Live guest host Tom Hanks played debate moderator Chris Wallace in this week's cold opener, which featured Alec Baldwin and Kate McKinnon as Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.

Audience members at a Trump rally on Saturday insulted members of the media with a Nazi term for World War II journalists who refused to toe the party's line.

Economic adviser to Donald Trump Peter Navarro made a rude, dismissive appearance on MSNBC Saturday evening while discussing new accusations against the Republican presidential nominee.

On Saturday's AM Joy with Joy Reid, powerhouse attorney and victims' rights advocate Gloria Allred announced that she would be holding a press conference later in the day to present another woman -- this will make 11 -- who accuses Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump of sexual assault.

Steve Cortes, a spokesman for the Donald Trump campaign, told CNN on Friday that the arrest of Trump's father at a Ku Klux Klan rally in 1927 has no relevance to the 2016 election.

In a quick post-debate back and forth posted by Canada's Global News, Civil rights icon Rev. Jesse Jackson set Donald Trump Jr. straight on who decides whether or not an election is "rigged."