Doug Jones

Moore retired in April in order to run. But he still gets his state court pension.

The Hall of Famer spoke out against the Republican candidate.

The stakes are high for both candidates.

A Politico report says the president felt "resentful and angry" when aides spoke out against Moore, who's accused of preying on minor girls.

Celebrities, elected officials and now former President Barack Obama are urging Americans to vote in the Alabama race for Senate.

Millie March rose to fame for her support of the president during the 2016 election.

He repeatedly denied the allegations in a sit-down interview with a local Alabama television show on Sunday.

Doug Jones, a longtime civil rights defender, has beat Roy Moore in the Alabama Senate race.

"There is no such thing as evolution."

"Think if a black man went after high school girls anyone would try to make him a senator?" the ad says.

"Can't make this up," a former Obama official tweeted regarding Moore's comments.

"We need Republican Roy Moore to win in Alabama," Trump tweeted on Monday.

Roy Moore has recovered in the polls despite being accused of sexually assaulting teenage girls.

Trump telling Conway to criticize an Alabama Senate candidate on TV is the "very definition of a Hatch Act violation," Shaub said.

'Full-term abortion' has no medical or legal basis.

"She has violated the Hatch Act by using her position to take sides in a partisan election," Richard Painter said on Twitter.

A fake robocall claiming to be from a journalist offered women money for smearing the Alabama Senate candidate.

Which matters more — repeated underage sexual assault or preserving the GOP agenda? An Alabama Representative believes the latter.

The last expulsions were for "support of the Confederate rebellion," in 1862.

The Alabama Senate election between Bannon-backed Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones is tied in a dead heat.

Actor Doug Jones tells Newsweek his plans for the streaming show's alien officer.

If the election were held today, the poll shows that around half of those surveyed would cast their vote for Roy Moore and around 44 percent would vote for Jones. The rest are still undecided.