Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are both interviewed after the terror attacks on 9/11 in New York City.
ABC News: Where Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton Were on 9/11
Since the 9/11 attacks, there hasn't been a presidential nominee hailing from New York. But that changed this year, since the major party candidates have close ties to the state.
Donald Trump is a born-and-bred New Yorker who has extensive real estate interests in the Big Apple, which he still calls his home. Hillary Clinton represented New York in the Senate for eight years and has lived in a home in the state for 16 years.
Both candidates have talked about the attacks and their aftermath throughout this presidential campaign, but neither of them will be doing so publicly this weekend: Both have agreed not to campaign Sunday, on the 15th anniversary of the attacks.
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The Democrat Campaign
Islamic State is 'rooting' for Donald Trump, says Hillary Clinton -- The Telegraph
Clinton: North Korea nuke test ‘direct threat’ to US -- The Hill
Clinton spokeswoman defends drug plan after Pfizer comments -- Reuters
Clinton to Trump: My military endorsements are bigger than yours -- CNN
Hillary Clinton focuses on faith in speech to National Baptist Convention -- KMBC
Clinton, as polls tighten, shifts focus to herself instead of Trump -- Reuters
Anxious Dems urge Clinton to open up -- The Hill
After Defining Trump, Clinton Tries to Redefine Herself -- NBC
Clinton to attend Ground Zero ceremony on Sept. 11 -- The Hill
The Republican Campaign
Trump criticizes U.S. policy on Russian television -- Reuters
US election: Trump sceptical of Russia meddling -- BBC
Trump camp blames Korea nuke test on Clinton's 'catastrophic failure' -- The Hill
Trump blames Hillary Clinton for North Korean nuke test -- Politico
Trump: Terrorists 'dream' of a Clinton presidency -- The Hill
rump Pitches Himself to Evangelicals, Offering ‘School Choice’, Tax Benefits -- WSJ
Trump: CNN ‘an arm of the Clinton campaign’ -- The Hill
Trump rips media for mocking Christians -- The Hill
Trump: Matt Lauer was 'very good' -- Politico
Trump announces $90M fundraising haul -- FOX News
General Election Coverage
Move over Koch bros: Facebook co-founder pledges $20mn to Dems -- RT
Clinton ally to debate commission: Drop Fox News moderator -- The Hill
Chelsea Clinton Says She’ll Stay on Foundation Board, Doesn’t Address if It’s Conflict of Interest -- Washington Free Beacon
Moderators Under Scrutiny as Mainstream Media Attacks Matt Lauer -- Breitbart
Debate moderators face perilous task -- The Hill
Chelsea Clinton vows to remain friends with Ivanka Trump -- Politico
Polls
Poll: Trump leads Clinton by 7 points in Indiana -- The Hill
Polls: Trump and Clinton deadlocked in Florida, Ohio -- Politico
Donald Trump leads Hillary Clinton in latest Ohio poll -- Cleveland.com
Quinnipiac polls: GOP senators lead in three key states -- Politico
A Very Bad Poll for Hillary Clinton (opinion) -- Ashe Schow, Observer
Commentaries, Analysis, And Editorials
Clinton, Trump campaign in the world made by 9/11 -- David Jackson, USA TODAY
How Clinton and Trump aim their minority outreach speeches at multiple audiences -- Janell Ross, Washington Post
Coasting is no longer an option for Hillary Clinton, given Donald Trump's resilience -- Eva Halper, L.A. Times
How Their Rhetoric Could Doom Trump and Clinton -- Julie Sedivy, Politico
Trump Card? Republican voter registration a bright spot for campaign -- Judson Berger, FOX News
Matt Lauer’s Pathetic Interview of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump Is the Scariest Thing I’ve Seen in This Campaign -- Jonathan Chait, NYMag
Donald Trump has successfully exhausted our ability to be shocked -- Matthew Yglesias, VOX
Is Tide Going Out on Hillary? -- Patrick Buchanan, RCP
Hillary Clinton Fails to Offer a Foreign-Policy Vision -- Peter Beinart, Defense One/The
Atlantic
Trump in hot water over Putin embrace -- Kristen East, Politico
Trump's big mistake on diplomacy -- Danny Vinik, Politico
The U.S. Election Through European Eyes -- Anders Agner Pedersen, RCP
Why do white men love Donald Trump so much? -- Howard Rosenthal, Washington Post
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