New: 'Treason'? Critics savage Trump over Russia hack comments
Donald Trump's call on Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's emails has shocked, flabbergasted and appalled lawmakers and national security experts across the political spectrum, with some describing his comments as "treason." Read More
New: Trump's Political Patron
Donald Trump is openly encouraging Russia to commit espionage against the U.S. How else might he allow Vladimir Putin to sway this election? Read More
New: What Did Trump Mean When He Said Putin Used the "N-Word" and Doesn't Respect Obama?
Donald Trump gave a wide-ranging and bizarre press conference on Wednesday that the Washington Post described as “falsehood-laden.” Getting the most attention out of the event was Trump’s request that Russia hack and release some of Hillary Clinton’s emails from her time as secretary of state. But perhaps even more bizarre was another portion of the event in which Trump made a puzzling reference to Vladimir Putin, Barack Obama, and “the N-word.” Read More
New: Donald Trump invites Russia to hack Hillary Clinton's emails
Donald Trump dared a foreign government to commit espionage on the U.S. to hurt his rival on Wednesday, smashing yet another taboo in American political discourse and behavior. Read More
New: Trump urges Russia to hack Clinton’s emails
Democrats prepared to use their convention Wednesday night to raise fresh doubts about Donald Trump’s fitness to serve as commander-in-chief as the Republican presidential candidate called on Russia to hack into Hillary Clinton’s email server to find “missing” messages and release them to the public. Read More
New: Donald Trump’s falsehood-laden press conference, annotated
On Wednesday, Donald Trump held a press conference in Florida, focused largely on questions about his possible relationships with Russian business interests. True to form, the conversation ranged much more widely than that, resulting in enough misrepresentations and falsehoods that we decided to simply post the full transcript and annotate what Trump said. Read More
New: Democrats Fear Cyber 'October Surprise' That Could Sink Clinton
Now that U.S. authorities are confident Russian intelligence agencies are behind the hack of Democratic Party emails, political operatives and cybersecurity experts tell NBC News they are bracing for an "October Surprise" -- a release of even more potentially damaging information timed to influence the outcome of the presidential election and the course of the next administration. Read More
New: As Democrats Gather, a Russian Subplot Raises Intrigue
An unusual question is capturing the attention of cyberspecialists, Russia experts and Democratic Party leaders in Philadelphia: Is Vladimir V. Putin trying to meddle in the American presidential election? Read More
Democratic National Convention: Obama, Biden, Kaine take aim at Trump
Top Democrats leveled a series of attacks on Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Wednesday, previewing part of what they plan to do Wednesday night to tout Hillary Clinton’s fitness to serve as commander-in-chief. Read More
Obama and Biden tag-team to slam Trump on foreign policy
With both men set to take the stage Democratic National Convention stage Wednesday night in Philadelphia, President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden spent the morning hammering Donald Trump. Read More
Now Hillary Clinton has to even out her contradictions
Hillary Clinton has been a national political figure for a quarter-century, longer than any presidential candidate. Yet contradictions and conflicting portraits of her persist. Read More
A historic night for Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party
Hillary Clinton on Tuesday became the first woman to be nominated for president by a major political party on a historic night during which her campaign also sought to reintroduce her to skeptical voters and calm continuing tensions here. Read More
Bill Clinton Makes The Case For The 'Best Darn Change-Maker' He Has Met
If the first day of the Democratic National Convention focused on Bernie Sanders, the second day focused solely on Hillary Clinton. Read More
US election: Bill Clinton backs 'best friend' Hillary to lead US
Former US President Bill Clinton has set out the case why his wife and "best friend" Hillary should lead the nation. Read More
Sanders struggles to unite his ‘political revolution’ behind Clinton
Party disunity overshadows Democratic convention as Bernie fans boo their own man. Read More
How Sanders Delegates Organized a Walkout Under Everyone's Nose
The walkout, which came as Sanders personally moved to nominate Hillary Clinton by acclimation, left hundreds of seats on the convention floor empty. It came after protests from Sanders delegates seemed to be fizzling out, thanks to personal pleas from Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, among others. Read More
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