Trump warns of 'rigged' vote, as Clinton claims rival uses Chinese steel

Having Trouble viewing? See it in your browser. Morning Headlines Daily Update Top Story Trump warns of 'rigged' vote, as Clinton claims rival uses Chinese steel REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE Donald Trump warned his supporters Monday to keep a close eye on the polls so the "election is not stolen from us," while Hillary Clinton hit her opponent with allegations he uses Chinese steel in his construction projects the day after a raucous second presidential debate. Politics Russian woman accused of trying to extort money from ex-New York Gov. Spitzer Opinion What's at stake in the 2016 elections? Nothing less than the Constitution Entertainment Second debate ratings down from first face off SciTech Astronauts going to Mars could face brain damage, study warns Lifestyle 'Real Housewives' Star Bethenny Frankel Selling Her Tribeca Loft for $7M Video ©2016 Fox News Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy.

Millions urged to flee as deadly Hurricane Matthew sets sights on US

Having Trouble viewing? See it in your browser. Morning Headlines Daily Update Top Story Millions urged to flee as deadly Hurricane Matthew sets sights on US Nearly 2 million people were under evacuation orders in Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas -- where residents stocked up on supplies and boarded up homes as Hurricane Matthew marched toward the U.S. Politics Reid, Clinton supporters hit Trump over Nevada pronunciation Opinion The one thing that could tip the balance in the next presidential debate Entertainment Fox411's Snap of The Day SciTech Seen over US and Canada, dazzling meteor is caught on camera Lifestyle We Won't Punish You: Read All About 'Fifty Shades' Homes Video ©2016 Fox News Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy.

Kaine, Pence trade blows over 'insult-driven campaigns' in VP debate

Having Trouble viewing? See it in your browser. Morning Headlines Daily Update Top Story Kaine, Pence trade blows over 'insult-driven campaigns' in VP debate MIKE PENCE AND TIM KAINE scrambled to defend their running mates' temperament and judgment at their first and only face-off Tuesday night -- an unruly 90-minute session in which the vice presidential candidates routinely talked over each other -- and the moderator -- as they channeled some of the feistiness from last week's opening presidential debate. Politics AP FACT CHECK: Claims in the VP debate Opinion How Mike Pence won the debate Entertainment Melissa Etheridge backs Brad Pitt, has witnessed 'nasty' Angelina Jolie SciTech Ancient Mayan codex found to be oldest document from the Americas Lifestyle Barry Manilow's Former Malibu Cabana Makes a Splash on the Market Video ©2016 Fox News Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy.

WHAT SURPRISE? Assange offers no game-changing info on Clinton

Having Trouble viewing? See it in your browser. Morning Headlines Daily Update Top Story WHAT SURPRISE? Assange offers no game-changing info on Clinton ANYONE WHO STAYED UP LATE or got up early anticipating an "October Surprise" from WikiLeaks heard no bombshells from the organization's founder in an overnight appearance via video. Politics Kurtz on Trump's Miss Universe dust up: 'He can't seem to let go of it' Opinion How Pence can pave the way for Trump before Sunday's debate Entertainment Trump nemesis Alicia Machado makes shock 'DWTS' appearance SciTech SpaceX eyed rival's building in rocket explosion probe Lifestyle Chinese Star Edison Chen Buys L.A. Home With Model Girlfriend Video ©2016 Fox News Network, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy.