(NBC) — Four weeks from today America heads to the polls with the presidential race more polarized than ever. Donald Trump, defiant as ever, promising more to come. “If they wanna release more tapes, saying inappropriate things we’ll continue to ...
If you’re looking to watch the second presidential debate this Sunday on NBC, you’ll be seeing a football game instead. NBC will carry the New York Giants/Green Bay Packers game during the debate. We will however be streaming NBC News’ ...
(NBC News) — As the second presidential debate on Sunday draws closer, both candidates are preparing for the showdown which will feature a town hall setting, with some questions coming from undecided voters. Donald Trump, who was endorsed by the ...
(NBC News) — Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are in debate prep mode again, getting ready for their second face-off. It’s now just three days away. Clinton is behind closed doors with her team, studying policy. Trump is doing just ...
Farmville, Virginia (NBC News) — All eyes are on Farmville, Virginia tonight for the vice presidential debate. Ahead of the the debate Hillary Clinton was in Pennsylvania, wondering aloud how to deal with Donald Trump being “mean to women.” “We ...
Aloha, Ore. (KATU) — “White Privilege Survey” — a one page questionnaire with a provocative title. Professor Randy Blazak said, “Education is supposed to be provocative. I mean the way we get people to kinda challenge assumptions about the world ...
(NBC News) — As many as 100 million people are expected to watch tonight’s presidential debate, the largest audience ever. Hillary Clinton’s team is pushing for real-time fact checking. “What we don’t want to have is some sort of double ...
(NBC News) — While Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are preparing for Monday’s presidential debate in different ways, both view the meeting as a pivotal point in the race. Ahead of the debate, Clinton has undergone extensive preparations working to ...
(NBC News) — Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are weighing in on the protests in Charlotte and the police shooting of an unarmed man in Tulsa, Oklahoma. “It’s unbearable. And it needs to become intolerable,” Clinton said Wednesday. Donald Trump, ...
(NBC News) — The presidential candidates are highlighting homeland security as authorities investigate a terror link to the weekend bombings in New York and New Jersey. Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton both are underscoring the terror threat as an example ...