Tim Kaine bilingually insults Donald Trump
By Gennaro Ilaria
Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine called Donald Trump a “payaso” meaning clown, in a speech spoken entirely in Spanish.
National
Final get-out-the-vote flurry in full swing for both campaigns
By Kayla LaRosa
There are less than three days left in the 2016 election season, both Presidential campaigns are making the final push for the White House by firing up support for their candidates in key battleground states, hoping to commit voters and increase voter turnout.
FBI investigates Trump-Russia ties
By Philip Noble
Multiple investigations by the FBI have yielded no evidence of criminal connections between Donald Trump, his campaign or his backers, with the Russian government.
Weak African-American early voter turnout
By Annika Fagerholm
African-American early voter turnout to the polls is lower than it was in 2012 which could pose as a threat to Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. Clinton’s lead over her opponent Donald Trump has diminished rapidly with less than a week until Election Day.
Trump and Clinton set eyes on New Hampshire
By Paige McGlauflin
The U.S. presidential election is less than a week away, and Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are campaigning extensively in New Hampshire, a battleground state.
Trump campaign rejects any support from the KKK
By Rafael Trujillo
The Ku Klux Klan published, on its official newspaper, an article supporting the Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump. The Trump campaign didn’t hesitate to disavow the article.
Clinton’s Campaign releases new ad against Trump in North Florida
By Rafael Trujillo
Swing states change the course of the election, and Hillary Clinton intends on winning one of the most important ones, Florida. Hillary Clinton’s campaign aired a new commercial against Donald Trump.
FBI to investigate Clinton emails days before the election
By Annika Fagerholm
Agents from the FBI are investigating new emails linked to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s private email server just 11 days before the election.
Suspicious activity leads police to investigate possible voter fraud in Indiana
By Rafael Trujillo
Patriot Majority USA says that it has submitted some 40,000 registration forms this year.
Society of Arts and Crafts Moves to the Seaport District, Showcasing Local Art
By Priscilla Liguori
The nation’s oldest nonprofit craft organization has a new home in Boston’s Seaport District.