Kaine calls out Donald Trump for failure to disclose financial records
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Democratic vice presidential nominee Senator Tim Kaine called out Donald Trump for his failure to disclose key information about himself.
Search Results for national security
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Additional speakers announced for TEDxCharlottesville event
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An expanded lineup of speakers is now available for the fourth annual TEDxCharlottesville event “The Power of One,” taking place Friday, November 11.
Tim Kaine slams Trump’s ‘king of debt’ tax shelter
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On Monday, vice presidential nominee Tim Kaine spoke at the Ironworkers 43rd Convention in Las Vegas.
Alon Ben-Meir: Incentives and peace, Part 2
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Unless distrust, insecurity, and illusions are first addressed, no incentives will motivate Israel and the Palestinians to make concessions needed to reach a peace agreement.
TV ad: Donald Trump in his own words
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Hillary for America has launched a new ad called “Just One” that highlights the issues raised by a possible Donald Trump presidency.
Alon Ben-Meir: Incentives and peace [Part 1]
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Unless distrust, insecurity, and illusions are first addressed, no incentives will motivate Israel and the Palestinians to make the critical concessions needed to reach a peace agreement.
Biden calls out Trump for already making America less safe
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Vice President Joe Biden called out Donald Trump, saying the Republican presidential nominee is making America less safe.
Clinton camp: Trump needs to answer questions on Russia, Putin
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The Hillary Clinton campaign is asking the campaign of Donald Trump to address troubling ties between the candidate, higher-ups in his inner circle and Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
Suffolk University Poll: Clinton leads Trump by six in Florida
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With fewer than 14 weeks to go before the November presidential election, Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump in both two-way and four-way Florida ballot scenarios.
The Afghanistan quagmire: Time for an exit strategy
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Two weeks ago, President Obama announced that the US will draw down its troops in Afghanistan from 9,800 to 8,400, altering his original plan to reduce the number to 5,500.
