The details emerge in the final days of a bitter presidential campaign in which her husband, Donald Trump, has taken a hard line on immigration laws and those who violate them.
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Election Day results will start emerging after 7 p.m.
From predawn voting in New Hampshire to late-night poll closings in Alaska, Tuesday will be a long day.
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Electoral College highly unlikely to act in bad faith
So-called faithless electors – those who vote against their state’s wishes – are rare and inconsequential.
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Mexican government braces for economic shock if Trump wins
The value of the peso and the domestic stock market would probably plunge, experts say.
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Democrats seem to have lost their chance to take the House
Strategists from both sides expect a Democratic pickup of roughly 10 to 15 seats in a chamber Republicans dominate 247-188, including three vacancies.
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Democrat seeks third term in Brunswick’s House District 49
In a rematch of the 2014 race, Rep. Matthea Daughtry is challenged by Republican Michael Stevens.
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Donations from out-of-state philanthropists driving Maine marijuana campaign
Campaigns on both sides of the issue are funded primarily by groups not based within Maine, campaign finance reports show.
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Many of Maine’s 1 percent will likely seek loopholes if voters pass school tax, economists say
Question 2 would impose a surcharge on Mainers with annual income over $200,000, who likely have the means to get top-quality financial advice.
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As race tightens, campaigns target key states to shore up support
Donald Trump heads to rural areas to woo white voters, while Hillary Clinton takes her appeal to minorities.
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Fox News apologizes for false report on Clinton investigation
Bret Baier’s report that the Democratic nominee likely would be indicted and that her email had been hacked by foreign governments could have been a bombshell – but it wasn’t true.