A Twitter user named Kenny Okwara posted a video of his mom making an impassioned plea to get out the vote.
Roland Martin and ABC News' Pierre Thomas discuss the resurgent Clinton email scandal during a NewsOne Now / Tom Joyner Morning Show simulcast.
The FBI is set to re-launch its investigation after a new batch of Hillary Clinton's emails were unearthed on Friday.
Moira Smith, a lawyer from Alaska, said that she was groped by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas during a Truman Foundation dinner 17 years ago.
Erica Garner posts angry tweets criticizing Clinton's campaign staff. Leaked emails revealed they considered using her father's death in an op-ed.
The Clinton parade continues in North Carolina on Sunday. Former president Bill Clinton will speak in Charlotte at an undisclosed location. You Won’t Believe This! Black Republicans Release HBCU PSA As Election Day Looms According to Hillary Clinton’s website, says President Clinton will discuss his wife’s plans for building an economy that works for everyone and her record of […]
Black Republicans are attempting to win over African-American voters in a new PSA that touts their party's support of HBCUs.
Several African Americans who were denied housing in his buildings shared their stories in a campaign video for Hillary Clinton that was released on Tuesday.
Former Republican Secretary of State Colin Powell endorses Hillary Clinton for president. He raises questions about Donald Trump's fitness for the presidency.
President Obama says concern about a Trump presidency drives the first lady to campaign hard. Fundamental human decency is at stake in this election.
After trailing by nearly double digits, Governor Pat McCrory now leads Democratic challenger Roy Cooper by one point, according to a Monmouth University poll. McCrory’s support for HB2 killed his popularity earlier this summer, but his performance in handling recent disasters gave him a boost at the polls. “HB2 seemed to be the contest’s driving factor […]
Clinton's campaign took a few notes from President Barack Obama's election playbook when Jay Z and Bruce Springsteen performed on behalf of Obama at a November 2012 concert in Columbus.
