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Bill Clinton is coming home, a place that’s increasingly unrecognizable from the place he grew up as a politician. In his most intense political swing of the midterm election yet, the campaigner-in-chief will test whether his legacy and powers of persuasion can keep this state’s rightward drift at bay one more time. He’s out to spare some of his oldest friends in politics: his onetime driver

Former New York Gov. George Pataki is joining the 2016 Republican presidential contest.

“America has a big decision to make about who we’re going to be and what we’re going to stand for,” Pataki said in a campaign video released Thursday morning. “The system is broken. The question is no longer about what the government should do but what we should do about our government, about our

Asked whether he believes federal law requires him to give Congress his tax returns, President Donald Trump responded, “There’s no law whatsoever.” He’s wrong about that.

There is, in fact, a federal tax law that specifically states if the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee makes a written request for an individual’s tax returns — as Rep. Richard Neal has done seeking Trump’

For years, Republicans have run for office on promises of cutting taxes and bolstering business to stimulate economic growth, pledging allegiance to a Reaganesque model of conservatism that has largely become the party’s orthodoxy.

But this election cycle, the Republican presidential candidate who currently leads in the polls is taking a different approach, and it is jangling the nerves