Hillary Clinton

Like almost everyone I've been following this election cycle now for the past year-and-a-half with all of its twists and turns along the way.  I've also read with curiosity the leaked emails from the Clinton Camp.

In an election-cycle that seems to be going on forever comes this:  Bernie Sanders will be returning to Duluth on Tuesday, October 4 to stump for his one-time rival Hillary Clinton.  The rally will happen on the campus of UMD in the Kirby Ballroom.

The first presidential debate will be held tonight between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, with over 100 million people expected to turn in to watch. With so many questions coming into the event, there is bound to be some crazy prop bets surfacing.

Remember the little clubs we would have in grammer school? The one kid that was louder and didn't use a large vocabulary? Well, according to a recent poll bythe Boston Globe Donald Trumps speeches are at a low level of intelligence. Now before you get angry at me for saying that and send me email, we hear and understand him better because of that.

A recent study done by the Boston Globe found that those who talk at lower grade levels are doing best in the polls. The Globe analyzed 19 speeches by all the candidates and found that the successful candidates are keeping it simple and reaching more people. Donald Trump, for instance, is speaking at a 4th grade level and connecting with the most people, what if a fourth grader was to deliver his

We're well over a year away from the Presidential Election of 2016 and the field of declared candidates is unusually large;  Almost 25 people are in the running between the Democrats and the Republicans.  With that many politicians vying for the Oval Office, it's no wonder that the average American can't name all of the candidates off the top of their head - yet alone their respective spouses name

In a lot of ways, it's become a prerequisite to running for the highest office in our country: You're required to attend the Iowa State Fair and - more importantly - eat something on a stick.  While it says nothing at all about the qualifications these candidates posses, it somehow makes them more like us.

Before she potentially throws her hat into the ring in the next presidential election, Hillary Clinton will have to avoid constituents who throw their shoe at her. Clinton was speaking to a recycling group in Las Vegas on Thursday when someone threw a shoe at her...

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, 65, has been hospitalized after doctors discovered a blood clot stemming from the concussion she sustained a few weeks ago, according to an Associated Press report.

75 years after her disappearance, new clues have reignited the search for the flying pioneer.  The new information has also lured in a high-profile helper. On Tuesday, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton is set to meet with historians and scientists as a new hunt is launched for the wreckage of Earhart's Lockheed Electra plane...