2016 Presidential Campaign

Researchers analyzed all of the GOP candidates' tweets (more than 22,000, in total) posted during the primary stages of the 2016 presidential campaign, using a topic network designed to work with big data.

Wisconsin Republicans say they're blocking a Black History Month resolution for including Colin Kaepernick "for obvious reasons."

"I think the White House denials are getting increasingly hollow," said former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper.

"To the women on my 2016 campaign who were harassed or mistreated, thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for speaking out. I apologize," Sanders tweeted.

"The time that he can get away with lying to the American people all the time and evading accountability is coming to end," Congressman Jerry Nadler said.

Republicans say there are "numerous reports emerging almost every day" of Robert Mueller and his team engaging in conflicts of interest

On Wednesday, the FEC sent a letter to Deez Nuts—the treasurer for a committee in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with the same name as a Dr. Dre song.

Angela Merkel's allies have decided the former president's endorsement is an asset.

Former FBI director James Comey will testify Thursday on the Russia probe and whether the president attempted to obstruct investigations.

"I wish I had changed the topic," Bush told "The Hollywood Reporter" about the "Access Hollywood" tape in which Donald Trump described sexual assault.

While most did not expect the Bernie Sanders or Donald Trump phenomena, folks did foresee email troubles. But, of course, there was much more coming.

Hillary Clinton had enough factors working against her that her loss cannot be seen as a referendum on President Obama's time in office.

Trump claimed Langer was unable to vote in the 2016 Presidential election.

The intelligence community's reports of Russian hacking differ greatly from Trump's pre-election claims of a 'rigged' vote.

Trump's improbable run to the presidency was guided by a conviction that he could smash the "great blue wall" of Midwestern Democratic states. And smash it he did.

Donald Trump most likely will be the next president, but the AP has not yet called New Hampshire, Michigan and Arizona, and an analyst is skeptical of Wisconsin's result.

Trump won the presidency despite almost all major newspaper endorsements, including those from conservative-leaning publications, going to Hillary Clinton.

Essential "Newsweek" articles about the two presidential candidates.

America has just witnessed one of the most—if not the most—egregious abuses of power in the service of one man's ego in its history.

With one week to go, Clinton is forecast to win by large margins.

The Federal Election Commission says the Republican strategist is due that amount.

Hillary Clinton struggles to get past a new firestorm after Friday's announcement by James Comey that his agency is investigating more emails.

Donald Trump has plenty of woes in Utah, usually a reliably red state, and one of them is Tim Kaine.

The GOP evil genius plans a Donald Trump book and worries about the safety of his dogs.

GOP nominee threatens lawsuits against the at least 10 women who have accused him of harassment or unwanted touching.

Thirty-seven states and Washington D.C. allow voters to cast their ballots before November 8.

Uncork your beverage of choice as the Democratic and Republican presidential nominees square off for the final time: You're going to need it.

Sexual assault survivors and celebrities have come together for the cause.

The Democratic presidential hopeful was depicted with hooves, stomping on a map of Libya.

Trump said some of his accusers are too unattractive to warrant his sexual advances.