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The "Republican" featured in an ad released by Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's campaign Monday in an attempt to attract GOP voters has been donating to Democrats since 2004.
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NASHUA, N.H. — Republican lawmakers facing reelection this fall are running for cover after the latest round of crude comments coming from GOP presidential candidate Donald Trump, including incumbent U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, who announced Saturday morning that the reality television star will not be getting her vote in
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NASHUA, N.H. — Despite recent bad reviews of his debate performance and post debate behavior, Republican presidential candidate Donald J. Trump is gaining on Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton in this critical swing state, putting the two candidates in a virtual dead heat in New Hampshire heading into the final month
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CONCORD, N.H. — With her three vetoes of concealed-carry bills inside of just three months, anti-gun advocates are rushing to support Gov. Maggie Hassan's bid to unseat U.S. Sen. Kelly Ayotte, with the most recent evidence surfacing in the form of a $2.82 million attack ad-buy
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Huma Abedin, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton's closest aide, urged former President Bill Clinton in 2009 to reject a speaking invitation before the American Israel Public Affairs Council (AIPAC), asking his assistant in an email, do "u really want to consider sending him into that crowd?" Abedin&
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HENNIKER, N.H. — Gov. Maggie Hassan's tireless efforts to tie Sen. Kelly Ayotte to firebrand Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump received an enormous assist during Monday's debate, after Ayotte was asked about whether she would tell children to look up to Trump as a role model.
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BOSTON – Nearly half of all younger voters currently plan to cast their ballots for third party candidates this November, according to a national study released this month by Quinnipiac University. The poll of voters aged 18-34 showed 44 percent are dissatisfied with the Republican and Democratic candidates for president. Twenty-nine
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WASHINGTON — The chairman of a House committee sent a letter Thursday to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) requesting information related to its probe of Exxon Mobil. The letter argues that the Exxon investigation could be a political witch-hunt against the oil company.
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