Clinton Maintains Eleven Point Lead In 2016 Poll
Clinton holds an 11 point edge over Trump in a Reuters Ipsos poll of likely voters, 46.0 to 34.8 percent with 19.2 percent backing neither. The results come as conventions loom and Trump faces questions over a defrauding lawsuit and remarks about a Mexican American judge. The report notes endorsements for Clinton by Obama Biden Warren and others while Trump battles with party leaders and the controversy surrounding his university.
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Mexico at the limit as migration surge grows
Migrant pressure presses Mexico to slow a river of Central American travelers heading toward the United States. Officials warn resources are stretched as U.S. pressure builds amid debate ahead of the November election.
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