Luke Brinker

A little before noon on Wednesday, Hillary Clinton gave the farewell almost nobody expected she'd have to deliver, conceding to defeat to Donald Trump in her second quest for the nation's highest office. Though Clinton's concession speech came only…

Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is expected to publicly concede defeat to President-elect Donald Trump in New York City on Wednesday morning, hours after the Manhattan real estate magnate defeated the former secretary of state in one…

The push to legalize marijuana received one of its highest-profile assists to date on Friday, as House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said she would vote Tuesday for a California ballot measure that would legalize pot for recreational use. The San…

Melania Trump received payment for 10 modeling gigs in the United States prior to obtaining legal authorization to work in the country, according to an Associated Press investigation, a finding that undermines Trump's assertion that she has been "at…

A Donald Trump presidency looks considerably more plausible than it did just a few days ago, before FBI Director James Comey jolted the presidential race with a cryptic letter to Congress announcing that the bureau was reviewing new evidence linked…

Hillary Clinton's campaign found itself embroiled in an all-out war with FBI Director James Comey on Saturday, charging that Comey's letter to Congress announcing a new review tied to Clinton's email practices was "long on innuendo and short on…

A visibly frustrated Hillary Clinton said Friday it was "incumbent" on FBI Director James Comey to provide the public with details on the focus of his agency's new review of information linked to Clinton's emails. Speaking in Des Moines shortly…

Video of Donald Trump grabbing and kissing a former Miss Universe during a 2011 speech surfaced on Friday, three weeks after his leaked boasts about sexual assault prompted a spate of women to come forward with accusations that the Republican…

Since his election to the New Castle County Council in Delaware in 1969, Joe Biden has served continuously in public office for nearly half a century — and he may not stop when his two terms as vice president are up Jan. 20. Biden, who made his name…