The Latest: Trump campaign hits Clinton Foundation anew

Trump campaign spokesman Jason Miller says, "The Clinton Foundation's laughable attempt to address conflicts of interest fails to include many of its umbrella organizations," such as the Clinton Health Access Initiative.

The Democratic presidential candidate is unveiling economic proposals on a Tuesday conference call with small-business owners.

The Republican candidate has faced lawsuits accusing him of failing to pay small companies for services and products used in his businesses.

Kaine told an audience at a Denver machine shop Tuesday that his running mate's proposals would simplify and cut small business taxes and allow business owners to take standardized deductions similar to those offered on personal income taxes.

Kaine also said Clinton's plan would provide incentives for state and local governments to ease regulatory burdens on new companies, make health insurance more affordable for small businesses, and make it easier to do business with the federal government.

Democratic vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine is accusing Donald Trump of using his campaign to make money for himself.

Speaking at a Denver machine shop Tuesday, Kaine noted reports that Republican presidential candidate significantly increased the monthly rent his campaign pays in at his Trump Tower headquarters after his campaign started raising large amounts of money from donors.

Green Party candidate Jill Stein says she could win the presidential election if she could just get more public exposure.

Jason Miller, the campaign's communications director, released a statement saying that Trump will tape a town hall in Austin for the Fox News Network focusing on the need to fortify the southern border.

Government figures, though, do not indicate that these immigrants commit violent crimes more frequently than legal residents do.

Trump alarmed NATO countries when he said if he's president, the U.S. might not defend NATO allies under attack if they haven't paid their fair share of defense costs.

Federal Election Commission reports show that the Republican presidential nominee's campaign paid $35,457 per month for rent and utilities to Trump Tower Commercial LLC between August 2015 and this April.