"My jobs plan starts with investing in infrastructure," Clinton said on Sunday at the launch of "Hard Hats for Hillary" in Boston.
In a phone interview on NBC's "Meet the Press," Trump said he has heard from "hundreds of people" that there were televised Muslim celebrations of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.
The Union Leader also considered Jeb Bush and John Kasich, but decided they couldn't win.
The presidential candidate accused Americans of being immature on issues and called for more civil discourse.
Entrepreneurs are being forced to turn to high-interest sources as larger banks refuse them loans.
The sudden decline follows the candidate's false claims about Muslims celebrating the 9/11 attacks. Ben Carson also lost support.
Police arrested the suspected gunman five hours after the siege began inside a Planned Parenthood clinic in Colorado Springs, which left three people dead.
As odd as it may appear, action in the markets seems to indicate investors aren't too worried about the major geopolitical events that have made headlines this month.
The charges were lodged after weeks of raids in Belgium and France, where security personnel have conducted massive manhunts in the wake of the terrorist attacks.
Hong Kong, which has special political status in China, could see its independent paper's coverage manipulated.
The industry that has helped mitigate recessions for the U.K. for decades is taking a big hit from low oil prices.
The controversy began when the candidate claimed he had seen Muslims in New Jersey celebrating the collapse of the Twin Towers, something investigators say didn't happen.
Founded in Canada, "Buy Nothing Day" is marked the day after the American Thanksgiving with demonstrations across the world.
Under the new plan, China will consolidate all the branches of its military under one central command.
New Yorkers flocked to see Snoopy, Spider-Man and some notable newcomers floating among the skyscrapers of the Big Apple Thursday morning in the 89th annual Thanksgiving Day event.
Two people have been taken into custody because of their suspected association with the recent terrorist attack in Mali.
After weeks of threats against Muslims in Belgium and France, security officials investigated a potential attack on a mosque in Brussels Thursday.
The Russian foreign ministry says in a statement Thursday that ongoing terrorist threats in Turkey mean Russians there are taking unnecessary risks.
Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions is trying to pull back funding for America's refugee program.
During a rally in South Carolina Tuesday, the Republican front-runner flailed and jerked around his hands in an apparent imitation of the New York Times reporter Serge Kovaleski.
About 46.9 million people will travel this Thanksgiving weekend -- the highest number since 2007. Here's what they can expect.
Forgot something for your Thanksgiving feast? Fear not, you have options.
Manhattan's Port Authority terminal was evacuated Wednesday evening, amid Thanksgiving travel frenzy, while police removed a suspicious package.
Radical Muslims may be among the employees of railway services, public transit agencies and major airports in France and the U.S., reports said.
Laws that conflict with the Bible should be opposed peacefully, Marco Rubio said, in a TV interview.
Muslim women wearing burqas that cover their entire bodies could be fined as much as $9,835 in the Swiss canton, or state, of Ticino.
Republican presidential candidates have criticized the program, but it keeps millions of families going with (modest) food on the table.
Demonstrators gathered Tuesday night after footage from a police officer's fatal shooting of a 17-year-old youth became public.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says he wants to create a pathway to citizenship for immigrants and end "militarization" along the U.S.-Mexico border.
Laquan McDonald, 17, falls to the ground after being struck by a police officer's gunfire in footage described as "graphic and violent" and "difficult to watch."
