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At a rally in Florida on Wednesday, Donald Trump flat out called for Hillary Clinton to be imprisoned for her email usage. "Hillary Clinton bleached and deleted 33,000 emails after a congressional subpoena," Trump told the crowd. "She deleted the emails — she has to go to jail."

At a rally in Florida on Wednesday, Donald Trump addressed the post-debate hysteria about him lurking behind Hillary Clinton as she answered voter questions at Sunday's second presidential debate. "Believe me," Trump told the crowd, "the last space I went to invade is her space."

Ronda Rousey is returning to the UFC after a year-long hiatus. After losing to Holly Holm by second-round knockout in November 2015, Rousey has largely stayed out of the public eye, and she admitted earlier this year that she experienced suicidal thoughts after losing the match.

A lone 19-year-old black man in Illinois is single-handedly (and unknowingly) changing the standings of the presidential election, The New York Times has found. Due to the 19-year-old Trump supporter's inordinate weight in a USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times Daybreak panel, his poll answers are directly affecting national averages, like the one compiled by RealClearPolitics.

Pro tip to all current and aspiring politicians: If you're going to slam your opponent for not showing up to something important, make sure there aren't, you know, pictures of you two there together.

Despite saying how excited he was to "beat" Hillary Clinton yet again in their third and final presidential debate, Donald Trump seemed to suggest Wednesday that he might skip the Las Vegas face-off next week because of his frustrations with the Commission for Presidential Debates. "I have no respect for that group by the way," Trump said Wednesday at a rally in Florida. "I'm done."

This is one milk spill that might be worth crying over. On Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reported that a milk glut in the U.S. forced dairy farmers to dump out a whopping 43 million gallons of milk between January and August. To put that into perspective, The Wall Street Journal calculated that's "enough milk to fill 66 Olympic swimming pools."

Donald Trump is facing allegations that he raped a 13-year-old at a party in 1994, and according to the plaintiff's attorney, he will be forced to respond in court under oath this winter, BuzzFeed News reports.

New Yorkers have seen everything, be it naked Donald Trump statues or pizza rats. But a bathtub full of blood — a leftover prop from a weekend Alt-Right "pro-Trump art show" called #DaddyWillSaveUs — might have left a few residents of the Chelsea neighborhood feeling understandably disturbed.

Four Donald Trump biographers were brought together by Politico Magazine for an "Emergency Session of … Trumpologists" after the recent controversies surrounding Trump's past and his bid for the presidency. The experts' outlook for the rest of the election? "I think he's a very dangerous man for the next three or four weeks," one biographer, Wayne Barrett, said.

On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Mark Walker announced Florida's voter registration deadline will be pushed back one week, to Tuesday, Oct. 18, overruling Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R), who had refused to push the deadline. Walker had already extended the deadline by one day, to Oct. 12 from Oct. 11, but his announcement Wednesday tacked on another six days.

Hecklers looking to make a buck are interrupting Barack Obama and other speakers at Hillary Clinton rallies at the request of Donald Trump ally and Infowars founder Alex Jones. On Friday, Jones offered his fans a $1,000 reward if they are shown on television for at least five seconds in a "Bill Clinton rape" shirt, or $5,000 if they are heard shouting "Bill Clinton is a rapist" in the clothing; there have already been disruptions at separate rallies in Florida, Wisconsin, and North Carolina, NBC News reports. Читать дальше...

Donald Trump, a self-declared billionaire, attempts to paint Hillary Clinton's wealth as a character flaw in his latest campaign ad, released Wednesday. The 30-second spot, entitled "Corruption," suggests Clinton got "filthy rich" off of "pay to play politics," including donations to the Clinton Foundation from "criminals, dictators, and countries that hate America."

Days after a tape of Donald Trump talking about grabbing women by the "pussy" was released, his campaign manager Kellyanne Conway urged Republicans to stop "pussyfooting around" already and decide if they'd support their party's nominee. After the tape from 2005 emerged Friday, several Republicans denounced Trump's comments, including House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), who announced Monday he would no longer defend Trump or campaign for him.

Donald Trump's comments about women just might cost him Ohio and Utah. New polls of the states taken after the Friday release of a tape featuring the GOP nominee bragging about groping women show Trump either behind or tied with Hillary Clinton.

The president of the United States sniffed himself at a rally Tuesday in order to confirm he is not a demon. And yes, that is an actual, factual sentence you just finished reading.

Four contestants in the 1997 Miss Teen USA beauty pageant have accused Donald Trump of walking into their dressing room while they were changing, BuzzFeed News reports.

When Donald Trump tweeted Tuesday that "the shackles have been taken off of me," what he was really referring to was his recent breakup with House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis.). During an interview Tuesday night on The O'Reilly Factor, the GOP presidential nominee made it very clear that he thinks he's "better off" without Ryan's support. "The shackles are some of the establishment people that are weak and ineffective people within the Republican Party, senators, and others, and Paul Ryan, led to a certain extent by Paul Ryan... Читать дальше...

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Samsung Electronics cut its preliminary third-quarter earnings projections on Wednesday, a day after announcing that it would scrap its troubled new Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. The South Korean technology giant lowered its operating profit estimate for the quarter that ended Sept. 30 to $4.6 billion, down from $6.9 billion. Samsung said last week that it had taken into account the cost of its Galaxy Note 7 recall, which was due to reports of some of the phones catching fire. The new guidance... Читать дальше...

The United States formally accused Russia of election-related cyberattacks, including hacking the Democratic National Committee, last Friday, but Moscow has not only rejected such accusations, it has taken them as a compliment.

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Donald Trump on Tuesday unleashed harsh criticism against Republican leaders who have abandoned him over a 2005 video in which he made lewd comments about women. In reference to House Speaker Paul Ryan, who said he would no longer actively support Trump, the GOP presidential nominee slammed congressional Republicans' "very weak" and "ineffective" leadership. Trump also derided Sen. John McCain, saying the Arizona senator is "very foul-mouthed" but "dropped me over locker room remarks!" Trump hinted at open conflict in the GOP... Читать дальше...

Donald Trump has a long history of making insulting, objectifying, and sometimes threatening comments about women, which is likely part of why his numbers with that particular half of the population are exceptionally terrible — a recent PRRI/Atlantic poll showed Clinton up 33 points on Trump with female voters.

Hillary Clinton has expanded her lead since Sunday's debate against Donald Trump, according to a Reuters/Ipsos tracking poll released Tuesday. Clinton beats Trump by 8 percentage points among likely voters, 45 percent to 37 percent, up from a 5-point lead last week; 18 percent of voters said they would support neither Trump nor Clinton. Trump's lewd hot-mic recording leaked on Friday does not appear to have lowered Trump's already low poll numbers among women, but Clinton is now almost tied with him among evangelical Christians... Читать дальше...

Last week, America received definitive proof that Donald Trump is exactly and precisely as awful as his political opponents have long said, thanks to a 2005 audio tape in which we collectively heard him boast of his capacity to physically assault women at will.

In a 1994 episode of Seinfeld called "The Opposite," the hapless George Costanza, unemployed and living with his parents, decides that all of his instincts are wrong. So in every new situation, he announces, he's going to do the opposite of whatever his impulses tell him to do. Following this maxim, by the end of the episode he has a new girlfriend, a new apartment, and a job with the New York Yankees, which he obtains after berating George Steinbrenner in his interview.