
He Killed A Goat, Drank Its Blood And Wants To Be A Senator
A Florida Libertarian candidate running for U.S. Senate killed a goat and drank its blood two years ago. And now, it's coming back to bite him.
| Katie Link
A Florida Libertarian candidate running for U.S. Senate killed a goat and drank its blood two years ago. And now, it's coming back to bite him.
| Katie Link
The latest batch of Hillary Clinton's emails showed she received at least five scam emails which would have breached her computer had she opened them.
| Steven Sparkman
Emails between Hillary Clinton and David Petraeus are adding to Clinton's email controversy. But this time it's about timing, not content.
Hillary Clinton's deleted State Department emails might still be recoverable, according to the company that managed her server.
| Evan Thomas
Since March, Hillary Clinton has slowly become more apologetic about her email controversy that has, at times, overshadowed her presidential bid.
A second review of two emails from Hillary Clinton's private server confirms they contained classified information.
According to the State Department, Bryan Pagliano never disclosed he had a source of outside income.
| Evan Thomas
Guatemalan President Otto Pérez Molina resigned amid a massive corruption scandal after a warrant was issued for his arrest.
| Kate Grumke and Karen Rodriguez
The latest batch of emails from Hillary Clinton's private inbox has been released. The messages range from the mundane to insider politics.
Monday, the State Department will release the largest batch of emails from Hillary Clinton's private server to date — more than 6,000 pages' worth.
| Sebastian Martinez
Even with some of his convictions overturned, former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich will have to go to the Supreme Court if he hopes to be freed.
| Steven Sparkman
Hillary Clinton's email headache is growing as 305 more emails have reportedly been flagged for review over potentially containing classified info.
The FBI has contacted Hillary Clinton's lawyer about files Clinton stored on her private email server while she was secretary of state.
The New York Times reports the Justice Department is considering a criminal probe into whether or not the emails contained classified information.
| Kate Grumke
Tom Libous will lose his seat in New York's Senate after he was convicted of lying to investigators about a corruption case.
| Steven Sparkman
Rachel Dolezal says she's stepping down as president of the Spokane NAACP after questions over her race came to light last week.
| Jake Godin and Matt Moreno
A story about Marco Rubio's traffic violations in The New York Times quickly led to accusations of bias.
| Kate Grumke
In an interview with ABC, Jolene Burdge said former House Speaker Dennis Hastert sexually abused her brother while he was a high school student.
| Elizabeth Hagedorn