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President Barack Obama attacked Donald Trump in a fiery speech supporting Hillary Clinton. Obama slammed Trump's record and said he "is not fit in any way, shape, or form to represent this country abroad or to be its commander-in-chief"

The US presidential campaign doesn't take weekends off. For once, however, the spotlight is shining squarely on Hillary Clinton and not Donald Trump.

DONALD Trump said he hopes Hillary Clinton “gets well soon” — and pledged to release the results of a check-up he underwent last week, ensuring the health and wellness of the presidential candidates will continue to dominate the presidential race.

According to a statement from her campaign spokesperson, Clinton had to seek rest at her daughter’s apartment on Sunday after feeling“overheated” during a 9/11 commemoration event.

Republican candidate says he has had a medical and will release full results

Once she returned home, Clinton was examined by her physician, who issued a statement saying that the Democratic nominee has been experiencing a cough related to allergies.

Physical weakness caught on camera turns health conspiracy into a legitimate campaign concern.

“She didn’t look great,” he said. “Maybe she was dehydrated, these guys work 16 hours every day.”

A growing number of Republicans think he can defeat Hillary Clinton. But they worry his campaign's ground game is a disaster.

Former Secretary of State Colin Powell Hillary Clinton, that he used his own personal computer to communicate with friends and foreign leaders, according to emails released by congressional Democrats. WIBBITZ

The Libertarian presidential candidate stumbled on a question about Syria on MSNBC Thursday morning.

Here’s a sampling of the criticism:

Clinton's campaign manager went on to attack Trump this morning on “GMA,” arguing that Trump doesn't have a strategy to combat ISIS.

Obama said during the heat of an election "outrageous becomes normalized and people start thinking we should begin grading on a curve."

Trump has made attacks on the media a large part of his campaign from the beginning.

“People who have nothing to hide don't bleach their emails.”

IN 2001, John Howard delivered his famous line-in-the-sand speech on illegal immigration and border protection. “We will decide who comes to this country and the circumstances in which they come,” the former PM told his election campaign launch in Sydney.

Republican candidate tells Phoenix audience there will be no amnesty and lays out vision of a Mexico border wall and mass expulsion of criminal ‘illegal aliens’

Anthony Weiner, the Congressman who resigned from office after pursuing women on Twitter and sending lewd photographs of himself, is in the spotlight again for all the wrong reasons.

Hillary Clinton has released a plan to address widespread mental health problems in the US, by joining up treatment with existing health care.