(CNSNews.com) – Donald Trump, facing the biggest test of his presidential campaign on Sunday night, contradicted his running mate over arguably the most critical foreign policy crisis of the moment, saying he would not use military force against the Assad regime to stop the carnage in Aleppo.
Answering questions about the humanitarian disaster in Syria's biggest city, where the regime and its Russian ally are carrying out a lethal bombing campaign, Trump said he disagreed with Gov. Mike Pence over how the U.S. should respond.
WASHINGTON (AP) — His presidential campaign in peril, Donald Trump left no doubt he'll spend the final weeks before the election dredging up decades-old sexual allegations against Hillary Clinton's husband, even if it turns off voters whose support he desperately needs.
Faced with questions at Sunday's debate about his own vulgar remarks about women, Trump accused Bill Clinton of having been "abusive to women" and said Hillary Clinton attacked those women "viciously." He declared the Democratic nominee had "tremendous hate in her heart."
